'X^'Ow  V ^ 0 i:  C o \ 

legion  oj:  i~he  United  S+ai-es^ 

CoTVkVn^nde vy  O-^  'Lllino\‘S  . 

Cai’alo^ue  oj:  the.  library 


CATALOGU  E 


OF  THE 


LIBRARY 


OF  TH  E 


Commandery  of  the  State  of  Illinois 


MILITARY  ORDER  OF  THE 


Loyal  Legion  of  the  United  States 


JULY  1 , 1901. 


320  ASHI_AND  BL.OCK 
CHICAGO 
1901 


CONTENTS. 


Adjutant  General  reports. 

Army  of  the  United  States. 

Biography  {Collective). 

Biography  {Individual,  arranged  hy  the  subject  of  the  biography). 

History  {Other  than  United  States). 

History  op  the  Civil  War. 

Armies  and  corps. 

Campaigns  and  battles. 

Fiction. 

General  orders. 

Hospitals  and  charities. 

Military  societies  and  their  publications. 

Negro  troops. 

Poetry. 

Prison  life. 

Regimental  histories. 

History  op  the  United  States  {Other dhan  Civil  War). 

Maps. 

Military  art  and  science. 

Artillery. 

Cavalry. 

Infantry. 

Miscellaneous. 


Navy  of  the  United  States. 


0\1 


ADJUTANT  GENERAL  REPORTS. 


California.  Record  of  California  men  in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion. 
Connecticut.  Annual  report.  1862-67.  3 vol. 

Connecticut.  Record  of  Connecticut  men  in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion.  1889. 
Illinois.  Report.  1862,  1885-86.  2 vol. 

Illinois.  Report,  revised  by  Gen.  J.  W.  Vance.  1861-66.  8 vol. 

Indiana.  Report.  1861-65.  8 vol. 

Iowa.  Ex-soldiers,  sailors  and  marines  living  in  Iowa.  1886. 

Iowa.  Report.  1863-68.  8 vol. 

Kansas.  Report.  1861-65.  Vol.  I. 

Kentucky.  Annual  report.  1863. 

Kentucky.  Report.  1861-67.  2 vol. 

Maine.  Annual  report.  1861-67.  8 vol. 

Massachusetts.  Annual  report.  1861-68.  8 vol. 

Massachusetts.  Record  of  the  Massachusetts  volunteers.  1861-65.  2 vol. 
Michigan.  Annual  report.  1862-66.  6 vol. 

Michigan.  Michigan  in  the  war.  1882. 

Minnesota.  Annual  report.  1863-65. 

Missouri.  Annual  report.  1863-65.  3 vol. 

New  Hampshire.  Register  of  New  Hampshire  soldiers  and  sailors,  war  of 
the  Rebellion.  1895. 

New  Hampshire.  Report.  1862-67.  6 vol. 

New  Jersey.  Annual  report.  1861-63,  1865,  1867-69.  10  vol. 

New  Jersey.  Record  of  officers  and  men  of  New  Jersey  in  the  Civil  War. 
1861-65.  2 vol. 

New  York.  Annual  report.  1861-64, 1865,  vol.  1,  1866,  vol.  1, 1867-68.  11  vol. 
New  York.  A record  of  the  officers  and  privates  of  the  regiments  which 
were  organized  in  the  state  of  New  York.  Vol.  1-6.  1864-66. 

Ohio.  Annual  report.  1863-64.  1866-68.  5 vol. 

Ohio.  Roster  of  Ohio  soldiers.  1861-66.  11  vol. 

Pennsylvania.  Annual  report.  1862,  1864-66,  1878.  6 vol. 

Rhode  Island.  Annual  report.  1862-66.  3 vol. 

Vermont.  Report.  1862-66.  4 vol. 

(3) 


4 — 


ADJUTANT  GENERAL  REPORTS— OONTIMUED. 

Vermont.  Revised  roster  of  Vermont  volunteers  in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion. 
1892. 

West  Virginia.  Annual  report.  1864-66.  3 vol. 

Wisconsin.  Annual  report.  1861-67.  5 vol. 

Wisconsin.  Roster  Wisconsin  volunteers.  2 vol.  1886. 


ARMY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 


Boynton.  History  of  West  Point  and  U.  S.  military  academy.  1871. 
OuLLUM.  Biographical  register  of  U.  S.  military  academy.  2 vol.  1868. 
Hamkrsley.  Complete  army  register  of  the  United  States.  1776-1889. 
Heitman.  Historical  register  of  the  U.  S.  army.  1789-1889. 

Henry.  Military  record  of  civilian  appointments  U.  S.  army.  Vol.  I.  1870. 
Logan.  Volunteer  soldier  of  America.  1888. 

Powell.  List  of  officers  of  the  U.  S.  army.  1779-1900. 

Powell.  Records  of  living  officers  of  the  U.  S.  army.  1890. 

Records  of  living  officers  of  the  U.  S.  army.  1884. 

Rodenbough  and  Haskin.  Army  of*the  United  States.  1789-1896. 

U.  S.  A.  Quartermaster  General.  Report.  1865. 

U.  S.  A.  Quartermaster’s  Department.  Uniform  of  the  army  of  the  U.  S. 
1888. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Army  register.  1868-99.  (1871,  '73,  '77  missing.) 
U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Army  regulations.  1861,  1863,  1881,  1889. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Report  of  the  Board  of  visitors  to  the  U.  S.  mili- 
tary academy.  1886,  1889. 

Walton.  Army  and  navy  of  the  United  States.  2 vol.  1889-95. 
Woodward.  Camp  diseases  of  the  U.  S.  armies.  1868. 


(5) 


BIOGRAPHY  ( COLLECTIVE ). 


Barnet.  Martyrs  and  heroes  of  Illinois.  1865. 

Carroll.  Twelve  Americans.  1883. 

Chesney.  Essays  in  military  biography.  1874. 

Clark.  Heroes  of  Albany.  1867. 

Dodge.  Great  captains.  1889. 

Linder.  Early  bench  and  bar  of  Illinois.  1879. 

Moore.  Women  of  the  war.  1866. 

Our  great  captains.  1865. 

Piatt.  Memories  of  the  men  who  saved  the  Union.  1887. 
Shanks.  Recollections  of  distinguished  generals.  1866. 
Southey.  Lives  of  British  admirals.  5 vol.  1833. 


(6) 


BIOGRAPHY  (INDIVIDUAL) 


Abercrombie,  J.  J.,  Ifth. 

In  memoriam,  1900. 

Aiken,  Mrs.  E.  N.  A. 

Anderson.  The  story  of  Aunt  Lizzie  Aiken.  1880. 

Alexander  the  Great. 

Dodge.  Alexander.  1890.  {Great  captains). 

Alexander,  Archer. 

Eliot.  Story  of  Archer  Alexander.  1885. 

Allen  H.  W. 

Dorsey.  RecollectionS'of*H.  W.  Allen.  1866. 

Arnold,  Benedict. 

Arnold.  Life  of  Benedict  Arnold.  1880. 

Beauregard,  Gen.  P.  G.  T. 

Roman.  Military  operations  of  Gen.  Beauregard.  1884. 

Bickerdyke,  Mrs.  M.  A.  B. 

Chase.  M.  A.  Bickerdyke  “Mother.”  1896. 

Bismarck. 

Busch.  Bismarck  in  the  FrancoGerman  war. 

Brown,  John. 

Redpath.  John  Brown.  1860. 

Burgoyne,  Gen.  John. 

Fonblanque.  Rt.  Hon.  J.  Burgoyne.  Political  and  military  episodes. 
1876. 

Burnside,  Gen.  A.  E. 

Burnside  statue  dedication.  1887. 

Butler,  Gen.  B.  F.  Butler’s  book.  1892. 

Parton.  Gen.  Butler  in  New  Orleans.  1864. 

CiESAR,  Julius. 

Dodge.  Caesar.  1893.  {Great  captains.) 

Chandler,  Zaohaeiah. 

Detroit  Post  and  Tribune.  Life  of  Zachariah  Chandler.  1880. 
Conrad,  C.  H. 

In  memoriam.  1898. 


(7) 


— 8 — 


BIOGRAPHY  (INDIVIDUAL) -CONTINUED. 

Dahlgren,  Adm.  J.  A. 

Dahlgrbn.  Memoir  of  J.  A.  Dahlgren.  1891. 

Dalzell,  j.  M.  Private  Dalzell’s  book.  1888. 

Davis,  Jefferson. 

Craven.  Prison  life  of  Davis.  1866. 

Life  and  reminiscences  of  Jefferson  Davis  by  distinguished  men  of  his 
time.  1890. 

Decatur,  Stephen. 

Brady.  Stephen  Decatur.  1900.  {Beacon  biographies.) 

Dewey,  Adm.  George. 

Halstead.  Life  of  Adm.  Dewey.  1899. 

Dix,  Gen.  J.  A. 

Dix.  Memoirs  of  J.  A.  Dix.  2 vol.  1883. 

Ducat,  Gen.  A.  C. 

Memoir  of  Gen.  A.  0.  Ducat.  1897. 

Edwards,  Ninian. 

Washbdrne.  Edwards  papers.  1884. 

Evans,  R.  D.  A sailor’s  log.  1901. 

Farragut,  Adm.  D.  G. 

Barnes.  D.  G.  Farragut.  1899.  {Beacon  biographies.) 

Farragut.  Life  and  letters  of  Adm.  Farragut.  1882. 

Mahan.  Adm.  Farragut.  1892.  {Great  commanders.) 

Foote,  Adm.  A.  H. 

Hoppin.  Life  of  Adm.  Foote.  1874. 

Forbes,  J.  M. 

Hughes,  J.  M.  Forbes.  2 vol.  1899. 

Forrest,  Ge^i.  N.  B. 

Jordan  and  Pryor.  Campaigns  of  Gen.  Forrest.  1868. 

Wyeth.  Life  of  Gen.  N.  B.  Forrest.  1899. 

Franklin,  Benjamin. 

Hale  and  Hale.  Franklin  in  France.  1887. 

Goodman,  H.  E. 

H.  E.  Goodman. 

Grant,  Gen.  U.  S. 

Alexander.  Grant  as'a  soldier.  1887. 

Badeau.  Military  history  of  U.  S.  Grant.  3 vol.  1868-81. 

CoppEE.  Grant  and  his  campaigns.  1866. 

CoppEE.  Life  and  services  of  Gen.  U.  S.  Grant.  1868. 

Howland.  Grant  as  a soldier  and  statesman.  1868. 

McClellan.  Grant  versus  the  record.  1887. 


— 9 — 


BIOGRAPHY  (INDIVIDUAL)— Continued. 

Grant,  Gen.  U.  S. 

Palmer.  Grant’s  tour  around  the  world.  1880. 

Personal  memoirs.  2 vol.  1885-86. 

Porter.  Campaigning  with  Grant.  1897. 

WiSTAR.  Ulysses  Grant.  1900.  {Beacon  biographies.) 

Greene,  Gen.  Nathanael. 

Greene.  Gen.  Greene.  1893.  {Great  commanders.) 

Gustavus  II,  Adolphus. 

Dodge.  Gustavus  Adolphus.  1896.  {Great  captains.) 

Hamilton,  Alexander. 

Boutell.  Alexander  Hamilton.  1890. 

Hamlin,  Hannibal. 

Hamlin.  Life  and  times  of  Hannibal  Hamlin.  1899. 

Hammond,  John. 

John  Hammond.  1890. 

Hancock,  Gen.  W.  S. 

M.  O.  L.  L.  U.  S.  W.  S.  Hancock. 

Military  Service  Institution.  In  memory  of  W.  S.  Hancock.  1886. 
Reminiscences.  1887; 

Walker.  Gen.  Hancock.  1894.  {Great  Commanders.) 

Hannibal. 

Dodge.  Hannibal.  1893.  {Great  captains.) 

Hayes,  Mrs.  L.  W. 

Woman’s  Home  Missionary  Society.  L.  W.  Hayes.  1890. 

Hayes,  R.  B. 

M.  O.  L.  L.  U.  S.  R.  B.  Hayes. 

Hoffman,  Wickham.  Camp,  court  and  siege.  1877. 

Hood,  Gen.  J.  B.  □ Advance  and  retreat.  1880. 

Hooker,  Gen.  Joseph. 

Gragg.  Gen.  Hooker’s  ancestry.  1900. 

Houston,  Sam. 

Elliott.  Sam  Houston.  1900.  {Beacon  biographies.) 

Hudson,  H.  N.  Gen.  Butler’s  campaign  on  the  Hudson.  1883. 
Jackson,  Gen.  Andrew. 

Parton.  Gen.  Jackson.  1893.  {Great  commanders.) 

Jackson,  Gen.  T.  J. 

Addky.  Gen.  T.  J.  Jaokson.  1863. 

Daniklls.  Life  of  Stonewall  Jackson.  1863. 

Ex-Cadet.  Life  of  T.  J.  Jackson.  1864. 


— 10  — 


BIOGRAPHY  (INDIVIDUAL)— Continued. 

Jackson,  Gen.  T.  J. 

Hovey.  Stonewall  Jackson.  1900.  {Beacon  biographies.) 

Virginian.  Life  of  Stonewall  Jackson. 

Johnson,  Andrew. 

Impeachment  of  Andrew  Johnson.  3 vol.  1868. 

Johnson,  Gen.  R.  W.  Soldier’s  reminiscences.  1886. 

Johnston,  Gen.  A.  S. 

Johnston.  Gen.  A.  S.  Johnston.  1879. 

Johnston,  Gen.  J.  E. 

Hughes.  Gen.  Johnston.  1893.  {Great  commanders.) 

Johnston’s  Narrative.  1874. 

Jones,  Paul. 

Buell.  Paul  Jones.  2 vol.  1900. 

Kearny,  Gen.  Philip. 

DePeyster.  Personal  and  military  history  of  Philip  Kearny.  1870. 
Keyes,  E.  D.  Fifty  years  observation  of  men  and  events.  1884. 
Kilpatrick,  Gen.  H.  J. 

Moore.  Kilpatrick  and  our  cavalry.  1865. 

Lee,  Gen.  R.  E. 

Childe.  Life  of  Gen.  Lee.  1875. 

Cooke.  Life  of  Gen.  R.  E.  Lee.  1871. 

Lee.  Gen.  Lee.  1894.  {Great  commanders.) 

Long.  Memoirs  of  R.  E.  Lee.  1887. 

Taylor.  Four  years  with  Gen.  Lee.  1878. 

Trent.  R.  E.  Lee.  1899.  {Beacon  biographies.) 

Lincoln,  Abraham. 

Arnold.  Life  of  A.  Lincoln.  1887. 

Bancroft.  Lincoln.  1866. 

Barrett.  Life  of  Abraham  Lincoln.  1860. 

Barrett.  Lincoln.  1865. 

Lamon.  Recollections  of  Abraham  Lincoln.  1895. 

Lincoln  obsequies.  1866. 

Oldroyd,  ed.  Lincoln  memorial  album.  1883. 

Pen  and  voice.  1890. 

Pitman.  Assassination  of  Pres.  Lincoln.  1865. 

Power.  Lincoln  Monument.  1872. 

Power.  Attempt  to  steal  Lincoln’s  body.  1890. 

Raymond.  Life,  public  services  and  state  papers  of  Abraham  Lincoln.  1865. 
Logan,  Gen.  J.  A. 

Dawson.  Life  of  Logan.  1888. 

Illinois  Logan  Monument  Memorial.  Logan.  1898. 


— 11  — 


BIOGRAPHY  (INDIVIDUAL)— Continued. 

Long,  Enoch. 

Reid.  Sketch  of  Enoch  Long.  1884. 

Longstreet,  Gen.  James.  Prom  Manassas  to  Appomattox.  1896. 

Lyon,  Gen.  Nathaniel. 

Peckham.  Gen.  N.  Lyon.  1866. 

McClellan,  Gen.  G.  B.  McClellan’s  own  story.  1887. 

Maury,  Gen.  D.  H.  Recollections  of  a Virginian.  1894. 

Meade,  Gen.  G.  G. 

Bache.  Life  of  Gen.  Meade.  1897. 

Mitchel,  Gen.  O.  M. 

Mitchel.  O.  M.  Mitchel.  1887. 

Morgan,  Gen.  J.  H. 

Duke.  History  of  Morgan’s  cavalry.  1867. 

Senour.  Morgan  and  his  captors.  1865. 

Mosby,  J.  S. 

Scott.  Partisan  life  with  Mosby.  1867. 

War  reminiscences.  1887. 

Napoleon  I. 

JoMiNi.  Life  of  Napoleon.  5 vol.  1864. 

Laurent  de  l’Ardeche.  Hisioire  de  Napoleon.  1859. 

WoLSELEY.  Decline  and  fall  of  Napoleon.  1895. 

Nicholson,  J.  P. 

Melville.  Remarks. 

Pendleton,  W.  N. 

Lee.  Memoirs  of  W.  N.  Pendleton.  1893. 

Pickett,  Gen.  G.  E. 

Pickett.  Pickett  and  his  men.  1900. 

Porter,  Gen.  Fitz-John. 

Logan.  Fitz-John  Porter.  1884. 

Proceedings  of  a board  -of  army  officers  in  the  case  of  Fitz-John  Porter. 
4 vol.  1879. 

Rimini,  Baron.  Memoirs.  1888. 

Root,  G.  P.  Story  of  a musical  life.  1891. 

Russell,  M.  J. 

Riordan.  In  memoriam.  M.  J.  Russell.  1900. 

Schofield,  Gen.  J.  M.  Forty-six  years  in  the  army.  1897. 

Scott,  Gen.  Winfield. 

Memoirs.  2 vol.  1864. 

Wright.  Gen.  Scott.  1894.  {Great  commanders.) 


— 12  — 


BIOGRAPHY  (♦NDIVIDUAL)-Continued. 

Shelby,  Gen.  J.  O. 

Edwards.  Shelby  and  his  men.  1867. 

Sheridan,  Gen.  P.  H. 

Davies.  Gen.  Sheridan.  {Great  commanders.) 

Keim.  Sheridan’s  troopers.  1885. 

M.  O.  L.  L.  U.  S.  P.  H.  Sheridan. 

Personal  memoirs.  2 vol.  '1888. 

Sherman,  Gen.  W.  T. 

Bowman  and  Irwin.  Sherman.  1865. 

Boynton.  Sherman’s  historical  raid.  1875. 

Force.  Gen.  Sherman.  1899. 

Hayes  and  others.  Life  and  reminiscences  of  Gen.  W.  T.  Sherman.  1891. 
Johnson.  Life  of  Gen.  Sherman.  1891. 

Memoirs.  3 vol.  1875. 

Sherman  and  Sherman.  Letters.  1837-1891.  1894. 

Shields,  Gen.  James. 

Condon.  Life  of  Maj.  Gen.  James  Shields.  1900. 

Sibley,  Gen.  H.  H. 

West.  Ancestry,  life  and  times  of  H.  H.  Sibley.  1889. 

Stanton,  E.  M. 

Gorham.  E.  M.  Stanton.  2 vol.  1899. 

Stevens,  Gen.  I.  I. 

Stevens.  Life  of  Gen.  I.  I.  Stevens.  3 vol.  1900. 

Surratt,  J.  H. 

Trial  of  J.  H.  Surratt.  2 vol.  1867. 

Suwarow,  Alexander. 

Macready.  Sketch  of  Suwarow.  1851. 

Taylor,  Gen.  Zachary. 

Howard.  Gen.  Taylor.  1892.  {Great  commanders.) 

Thomas,  Gen.  G.  H. 

Boynton.  Gen.  Thomas  at  Nashville.  1896. 

COPPEE.  Gen.  Thomas.  1893.  {Great  commanders.) 

Piatt.  Gen.  G.  H.  Thomas.  1893. 

Van  Horne.  Life  of  Maj.  Gen.  G.  H.  Thomas.  1882. 

Thompson,  J.  L. 

Memorial.  1890. 

Turnley,  P.  T.  Reminiscences.  1892. 

Tyndale,  Hector. 

McL.  Memoir  of  Hector  Tyndale.  1882. 


— 13  — 


BIOGRAPHY  (INDIVIDUAL)— OONTINUED 

Warren,  Gen.  G.  K. 

Findings  of  the  court  of  inquiry.  1883. 

Proceedings  of  a board  of  army  officers  in  the  case  of  G.  K.  Warren. 
3 vol.  1883. 

Washington,  George. 

Dedication  of  the  Washington  national  monument.  1885. 

Wellington,  A.  W.  Duke  of 

Alexander.  Life  of  Wellington.  2 vol.  1839-40. 

Roberts.  Rise  of  Wellington.  1895. 

Wright,  R.  M. 

Loyal  girl  of  Winchester.  1888. 


HISTORY. 

(Other  than  United  States.) 


Battle  of  Inkerman.  1856. 

Cyclopedic  review  of  current  history.  Vol.  8-9.  1898-99. 

Dkinkwater.  Siege  of  Gibraltar.  1786. 

Eliot.  Portugal.  1810. 

Ford.  American  cruiser  in  the  East.  1898. 

Greene.  Army  life  in  Russia.  1881. 

Jones.  War  in  Spain,  Portugal  and  France.  1818. 

Katow.  Sadowa.  Les  Prussiens  en  campagne.  1869. 

Knox.  Decisive  battles  since  Waterloo.  1887. 

Lynch.  Expedition  to  the  Dead  Sea.  1850. 

Mahan.  Influence  of  sea  power  upon  history.  1660-1783.  1894. 

Mahan.  Influence  of  sea  power  upon  the  French  revolution  and  empire. 

3 vol.  1894. 

Ropes.  Campaigns  of  Waterloo.  1892. 

Russell.  Todleben’s  defense  of  Sebastopol.  1865. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Notes  and  tables  on  organization  and  establish- 
ment of  the  Spanish  army  in  the  peninsula  and  colonies.  1898. 

Wallace.  Regimental  chronicle  60th  Royal  rifles.  1879. 

Washbdrne.  Recollections  of  a minister  to  France.  2 vol.  1869-77. 

White.  Political  history  of  the  events  which  led  to  the  Burmese  war.  1837. 


(14) 


HISTORY  OF  THE  CIVIL  WAR. 


Alabama.  General  assembly.  Acts.  1861-63. 

Annals  of  the  war.  1879. 

Anticipations  of  the  future.  1864-1870.  1860. 

Ayer.  Great  northwestern  conspiracy  in  all  its  startling  details.  1865. 
Baker.  Secret  service  in  the  late  war.  1874. 

Battlefields  of  the  South.  2 vol.  1863. 

Beecher.  American  Rebellion.  1864. 

Billings.  Hardtack  and  coffee.  1887. 

Bolton.  Personal  reminiscences  of  the  late  war.  1892. 

Botts.  Great  Rebellion.  1866. 

Boyd.  Belle  Boyd  in  camp  and  prison.  1867. 

Boynton.  English  and  French  neutrality  and  the  Anglo-French  alliance  in 
their  relations  to  the  United  States  and  Russia.  1864. 

Britton.  Civil  War  on  the  border.  1890. 

Browne.  Four  years  in  Secessia.  1865. 

Brownlow.  Parson  Brownlow’s  book.  1862. 

Buchanan.  Administration  on  the  eve  of  the  Rebellion.  1865. 

Buchanan.  Buchanan’s  administration.  1866. 

Cheney.  Young  folks  history  of  the  Civil  War.  1884. 

Coffin.  Boys  of  ’61.  1885. 

Coffin.  Four  years  of  fighting.  1866. 

Cooke.  Wearing  of  the  gray.  1867. 

Cox.  Military  reminiscences  of  the  Civil  War.  2 vol.  1900. 

Dana.  Recollections  of  the  Civil  War.  1898. 

Davis.  Camp-fire  chats  of  the  Civil  War.  1887. 

Davis.  Rise  and  fall  of  the  Confederate  government.  2 vol.  1881. 

Davis.  Short  history  of  the  Confederate  states.  1890. 

Day.  Down  south  during  the  American  War.  1862. 

DeLeon.  Four  years  in  rebel  capitals.  1892. 

Dodge.  Bird’s-eye  view  of  our  Civil  War.  1883. 

Dodge.  Bird’s-eye  view  of  our  Civil  War.  1897. 

Draper.  Civil  War  in  America.  3 vol.  1867-70. 

(15) 


— 16  - 


HISTORY  OF  THE  CIVIL  WAR— Continued. 

Duyckinck.  History  of  the  war  for  the  Union.  3 vol.  1861. 

Edmonds.  Nurse  and  spy.  1865. 

Eggleston.  Rebel’s  recollections.  1887. 

Eliot.  In  California.  A horse  history  of  the  Civil  War.  War  reminiscences, 
by  Barker.  {Newspaper  clippings.) 

Ellis.  Leaves  from  the  diary  of  an  army  surgeon. 

Estvan.  War  pictures  from  the  South.  1863. 

Farrar.  The  war,  its  causes  and  consequences.  1864. 

Foote.  War  of  the  Rebellion.  1866. 

Forbes.  Artist’s  story  of  the  great  war.  4 vol.  1890. 

Forbes.  Life  studies  of  the  great  army.  1876. 

Fox.  Regimental  losses  in  the  Civil  War.  1889. 

Frank  Leslie’s  illustrated  newspaper.  Vol  12-21.  1861-65. 

Freese.  Secrets  of  the  great  Rebellion.  1882. 

Gantt.  Address. 

Gardner.  Photographic  sketch  book  of  the  war.  2 vol.  1862-66. 

Giddings.  History  of  the  Rebellion.  1864. 

Gilmor.  Four  years  in  the  saddle.  1866. 

Goodhue.  Incidents  of  the  Civil  War.  1890. 

Gray  jackets,  by  a confederate.  1867. 

Greeley.  American  conflict.  2 vol.  1867. 

Greene.  Stories  of  the  Rebellion.  1864. 

Gurowski.  Diary.  Vol.  1-2.  1862-64. 

Harpers  weekly.  Vol.  5-9.  1861-65. 

Haversack.  1864. 

Hazen.  Narrative  of  military  service.  1885. 

Headley.  Great  Rebellion.  2 vol.  1864-66. 

Hedrick.  Incidents  of  the  Civil  War.  1888. 

Hinman.  Corporal  Si  Klegg  and  his  pard.  1895. 

Horton.  Youths  history  of  the  great  Civil  War.  1868. 

Hudson.  Second  war  of  independence  in  America.  1863. 

Hurlburt.  Rebellion  in  Bradley  Co.  1866. 

Ide  Battle  echoes. 

In  perils  by  mine  own  countrymen;  three  years  on  the  Kansas  border.  1856. 
Johnson.  Campfire  and  battlefield.  1894. 

Johnson.  Short  history  of  the  war  of  secession.  1888. 

Johnson  and  Buell.  Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil  War.  4 vol.  1884-88. 
Jones.  Life  in  the  South.  2 vol.  1863. 


— 17  — 


HISTORY  OF  THE  CIVIL  WAR— Continued. 

Jones.  Rebel  war  clerk’s  diary.  2 vol.  1866. 

Kelsey.  Deeds  of  daring  by  blue  and  gray.  1884. 

Kelsey.  Deeds  of  daring  by  the  American  soldier.  1898, 

Kerbey.  On  the  war  path.  1890. 

Kerr.  Orpheus  C.  Kerr  papers.  Vol  1.  1866. 

Kettell.  History  of  the  great  Rebellion.  1865. 

Kirke.  Down  in  Tennessee.  1864. 

Kirke.  My  southern  friends.  1863. 

Kirkland.  Book  of  anecdotes  and  incidents  of  the  Rebellion.  1867. 

Knox.  Camp-fire  and  cotton-field.  1865. 

Lincoln  and  Douglas.  Debates.  1860. 

Liyermorb.  Numbers  and  losses  in  the  Civil  War  in  America. 

Logan.  Great  conspiracy.  1886. 

Lyon.  Life  and  writings.  1861. 

McGuire.  Diary  of  a refugee.  1889. 

McPherson.  History  of  the  Rebellion.  1865. 

Miscellaneous  war  papers.  . 2 vol,  1878-96. 

Moore.  Complete  history  of  the  great  Rebellion.  1866. 

Moore,  ed.  Putnam’s  record  of  the  great  Rebellion.  7 vol.  1861-64‘ 
Morgan.  How  it  was.  1892.  ’ 

Murdoch,  ed.  Patriotism  in  poetry  and  prose.  1864. 

National  almanac  and  annual  record.  Vol.  1-2.  1863-64. 

North.  Five  years  in  Texas.  1871. 

Nott.  Sketches  of  the  war.  1865. 

Officers  who  served  in  the  Civil  War.  1894. 

Pamphlets  on  secession,  war,  etc.  18  vol.  1834-67. 

Page.  Letters  of  a war  correspondent.  1899. 

Paris,  Comte  de.  History  of  the  Civil  War  in  America.  Vol.  1-4.  1875-88. 

Pennsylvania  Supreme  Court.  Opinions  on'the  constitutionality  of  the  act 
of  March  3,  1863  “for  enrolling  and  calling  out  the  national  forces.”  1864. 
Peyton.  American  crisis.  1867. 

Photographs  of  the  Civil  War.  {S6  jphotographa.) 

Plum.  Military  telegraph  in  the  Civil  War.  2 vol.  1882. 

Pollard.  Lost  cause.  1867. 

Pollard.  Southern  history  of  the  war.  2 vol.  1866. 

PoRTEK.  Incidents  and  anecdotes  of  the  Civil  War.  1886. 

Powell  and  Shippen.  Officers  who  served  in  the  Civil  War.  1892. 

Powell,  ed.  Officers  of  the  army  and  navy  (volunteer)  who  served  in  the 
Civil  War.  1893. 


— 18  — 


HISTORY  OF  THE  CIVIL  WAR— Continued. 

Prang’s  war  pictures.  1888. 

Price.  Across  the  continent  with  the  5th  cavalry.  1883. 

Red-tape  and  pigeon-hole  generals.  1864. 

Richardson.  The  field,  the  dungeon  and  thecescape.  1865. 

Riddle.  Recollections  of  war  times.  1895. 

Ropes.  Story  of  the  Civil  War.  2 vol.  1895-98. 

Ross.  Cities  and  camps  of  the  Confederate  states.  1865. 

Rusling.  Civil  War  days.  1899. 

Russell.  My  diary  north  and  south.  2 vol.  1863. 

ScHOULER.  History  of  the  United  States.  Vol.  6.  1899. 

Smith.  Civil  War  in  America.  1866. 

Smith.  History  and  debates  of  the  convention  of  the  people  of  Alabama.  1861 
Stevens.  Berdan’s  sharpshooters  in  the  Army  of  the  Potomac.  1892. 
Strait.  Roster  of  regimental  surgeons  during  the  Rebellion.  1882. 

Taylor.  Destruction  and  reconstruction.  1883. 

Taylor.  Pictures  of  life  in  camp  and  field.  1884. 

Temple.  East  Tennessee  and  the  Civil  War.  1899. 

Tenney.  Military  and  naval  history  of  the  Rebellion.  1866. 

Tharin.  Arbitrary  arrests  in  the  South.  1863. 

Thompson.  Prison  life  and  reflections.  1881. 

Tomes.  War  with  the  South.  1862. 

Tombs.  War  with  the  South.  3 vol.  1862. 

Trobriand.  Four  years  with  the  Army  of  the  Potomac.  1889. 

Trumbull.  War  memories  of  an  army  chaplain.  1898. 

U.  S.  A.  Congress.  .Toint  committee  on  the  conduct  of  the  war.  Report. 
3 vol.  1865. 

U.  S.  A.  Quartermaster  General.  Designating  flags  of  the  U.  S.  army. 
1861-65. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Army  register  of  volunteers.  8 vol.  1865-67. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  War  of  the  Rebellion.  Vol.  1-.  1880-. 

Victor.  History  of  the  southern  rebellion.  2 vol.  1861. 

Victor.  Incidents  and  anecdotes  of  the  war.  1862. 

White.  New  gospel  of  peace  according  to  St.  Benjamin.  1863-66. 

Wilkie.  Pen  and  powder.  1888. 

Williams.  Rise  and  fall  of  “ the  model  republic.”  1863. 

Wilson.  Atrocities  of  the  Rebellion.  1865. 

Wilson.  Pictorial  history  of  the  great  Civil  War.  1881. 

Wise.  End  of  an  era.  1900. 


— 19  — 


ARMIES  AND  CORPS. 

Allan.  Army  of  Northern  Virginia  in  1862.  1892. 

Blessington.  Campaigns  of  Walker’s  Texas  division.  1875. 

Dodge.  History  of  the  old  2Dd  division.  1867. 

Ellis.  Camp-fires  of  Gen.  Lee.  1886. 

Fitch,  Annals  of  the  Army  of  the  Cumberland.  1864. 

Goss.  Recollections  of  a private.  1890.  Army  of  the  Potomac. 

Irwin.  History  of  the  19th  army  corps.  1892. 

Jones.  Army  of  Northern  Virginia  memorial  volume.  1880. 

McClellan.  Report.  1864. 

McClellan.  Report  and  campaigns.  1864. 

Powell.  Fifth  army  corps.  1896. 

SwiNTON.  Campaigns  of  the  Army  of  the  Potomac.  1882. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department,  Commanders  of  army  corps,  divisions  and 
brigades  U.  S.  army.  1861-65.  1887. 

Vale.  Minty  and  the  cavalry.  1886. 

Van  Horne.  History  of  the  Army  of  the  Cumberland.  3 vol.  1875. 
Walker,  History  of  the  2od  army  corps.  1886. 

Woodbury.  Burnside  and  the  9th  army  corps.  1867. 

CAMPAIGNS  AND  BATTLES. 

Allan.  Jackson’s  valley  campaign,  1861-62.  1880. 

Atlanta  Campaign. 

Cox.  Atlanta.  1882  {Campaigns  of  the  Giml  War.) 

Wood.  Atlanta  campaign,  1864.  1889. 

Barnard  and  Barry,  Peninsula  campaign,  Army  of  the  Potomac  1863. 
Bishop.  Loyalty  on  the  frontier.  1863. 

Boynton.  Chickamauga  national  military  park.  1895. 

Brown.  Baltimore  and  the  19th  April,  1861.  1887. 

Bull  Run. 

Beauregard.  Battle  of  Manassas.  1891. 

Cedar  Creek. 

Black,  Battle  of  Cedar  Creek. 

Chancellors  viLLE. 

Dodge.  Campaign  of  Chancellorsville.  1881. 

Doubleday.  Chancellorsville  and  Gettysburg.  1882.  {Campaigns  of  the 
Civil  War.) 

Hamlin.  Battle  of  Chancellorsville.  1896. 

Hotchkiss  and  Allan.  Chancellorsville.  1867. 

Nelson.  Chancellorsville  and  Ghgttysburg.  1899. 


— 20  — 


CAMPAIGNS  AND  BATTLES— Continued. 

Chickamauga. 

McElroy.  Battle  of  Chickamauga.  1895. 

McElroy.  Chickamauga.'^,1896.l 
Turchin.  Battle  of  Chickamauga.  1888. 

Cist.  Army  of  the  Cumberland.  1883.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.) 
Confederate  States  op  America.  Official  reports  of  battles.  1863. 
Confederate  States  op  America.  Reports  of  battles.  1863. 

Confederate  States  OP  America.  Southern  reports  of  battles.  Part  2.  1863. 
Cook.  Siege  of  Richmond.  1862. 

Early.  Memoir.  1864-65.  1867. 

Fiske.  Mississippi  valley  in  the  Civil  War.  1900. 

Force.  From  Fort  Henry  to  Corinth.  1881.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.)o 
Fort  Pillovs^. 

U.  S.  A.  Congress.  Fort  Pillow  massacre,  returned  prisoners.  1864. 
Foster.  The  Civil  War  by  campaigns.  1899. 

Franklin. 

Cox.  Battle  of  Franklin.  1897. 

See  also  March  to  the  sea. 

Fredericksburg. 

Campaign  of  Fredericksburg,  by  a line  officer.  1886. 

Greene.  Gen.  Wm.  B.  Franklin  and  the  battle  of  Fredericksburg.  1900, 
Fremont.  Story  of  the  guard.  1863. 

Gettysburg. 

Bond.  Pickett  or  Pettigrew.  1888. 

Drake.  Battle  of  Gettysburg.  1892. 

Gettysburg  national  military  park.  1898. 

Humphreys.  Gettysburg  to  the  Rapidan.  1883. 

Illinois  monuments  at  Gettysburg.  1892. 

Michigan  at  Gettysburg.  1889. 

Ohio  Gettysburg  Memorial  Commission.  Report.  1887. 

Pennsylvania  at  Gettysburg.  2 vol.  1893. 

See  also  Chancellorsville. 

Gillmore.  Engineer  and  artillery  operations  against  the  defences  of  Charles- 
ton harbor,  and  supplement.  2 vol.  1865-68. 

Glazier.  Battles  for  the  Union.  1878. 

Gordon.  Army  of  Virginia  from  Cedar  Mountain  to  Alexandria.  1889. 
Gordon.  Brook  farm  to  Cedar  Mountain.  1883. 

Grant.  Report  of  the  operations  of  the  Union  army.  1865. 

Greene.  The  Mississippi.  1883.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.) 


— 21  — 


CAMPAIGNS  AND  BATTLES— Continued. 

Humphreys.  Virginia  campaign  of  ’64  and  ’65.  1883.  -{Campaigns  of  the 

Civil  War.) 

Lloyd.  Battle  history  of  the  great  Rebellion.  1866. 

Manassas,  see  Bull  Run. 

March  to  the  Sea. 

Byers.  March  to  the  sea.  1896. 

Cox.  March  to  the  sea,  Franklin  and  Nashville.  1882.  {Campaigns  of 
the  Civil  War.) 

Nichols.  Story  of  the  great  march.  1865. 

Mountain  campaigns  in  Georgia.  1886. 

Murfreesboro,  see  Stone’s  river. 

Nelson.  Three  decisive  battles  and  who  fought  them.  1887. 

Nicolay  Outbreak  of  the  Rebellion.  1881.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.) 
Palfrey.  Antietam  and  Fredericksburg.  1882.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.) 
Patterson.  Shenandoah  valley  campaign  of  1861.  1865. 

Phisterer.  Statistical  record.  1883.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War .) 

Pond.  Shenandoah  valley  in  1864.  1883.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.) 

Rebel  invasion  of  Missouri  and  Kansas.  1865. 

Ropes.  Army  under  Pope.  1881.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.) 

Rosecrans’  campaign.  1863. 

ScHALK.  Campaigns  of  1862  and  1863.  1863. 

ScHNECK.  Burning  of  Chambersburg,  Pennsylvania.  1865. 

Smith.  From  Chattanooga  to  Petersburg.  1893. 

Smith.  Gettysburg  to  Appomattox.  1900. 

Stone’s  River. 

Stevenson.  Battle  of  Stone’s  river.  1884. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Report  on  the  battle  of  Murfreesboro.  1863. 
Sumter. 

Doubleday.  Forts  Sumter  and  Moultrie.  1876. 

Crawford.  Genesis  of  the  Civil  War,  the  story  of  Sumter.  1887. 

SuRBY.  Grierson  raids.  1865. 

SwiNTON.  Decisive  battles  of  the  war.  1867. 

Vicksburg. 

My  cave  life  in  Vicksburg,  by  a lady.  1864. 

Oldroyd.  Siege  of  Vicksburg.  1885. 

Reed.  Vicksburg  campaign.  1882. 

Webb.  The  Peninsula,  1881.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  War.) 

Williamsburg. 

Burns.  Battle  of  Williamsburg.  1865. 


— 22  — 


FICTION. 

Altsheler.  In  circling  camps.  1900. 

Anderson.  Camp  fire  stories.  1896. 

Benson.  Who  goes  there?  1900. 

Bierce.  Tales  of  soldiers  and  civilians.  1891. 

Churchill.  The  crisis.  1901. 

Crozier.  Confederate  spy.  1885. 

Dunn.  Battling  for  Atlanta.  1900.  {Toung  Kentuckians  series.) 

Dunn.  Gen.  Nelson’s  scout.  1899.  {Young  Kentuckians  series.) 

Dunn.  On  Gen.  Thomas’s  staff.  1899.  {Young  Kentuckians  series.) 

Hadley.  Seven  months  a prisoner.  1898. 

Harrington.  Inside,  a chronicle  of  secession.  1866. 

Kirkland.  Captain  of  Company  K.  1891. 

Old  flag.  1864. 

Orpen.  Jay-hawkers.  1900. 

Pease.  In  the  wake  of  war.  1900. 

Skedaddle.  1865. 

Williams.  Bullet  and  shell.  1882. 

WoERNER.  Rebel’s  daughter.  1899. 

GENERAL  ORDERS. 

Army  Corps,  16th.  General  orders.  1863. 

Confederate  States  of  America.  Army  regulations.  1861,  1863. 
Cumberland,  Department  of  the.  General  orders.  1862-63. 

Missouri,  Department  of  the.  General  orders.  1861-62. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  General  orders.  1861-63.  2 vol.  1864. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  General  orders.  1861-63.  3 vol. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  General  orders  volunteer  force.  1861-63. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Regulations  for  recruiting,  mustering  and  keep- 

ing records.  1863. 

HOSPITALS  AND  CHARITIES. 

Brayton  and  Terry.  Our  acre  and  its  harvest.  1869. 

Corby.  Memoirs  of  chaplain  life.  1893. 

CuMMiNQ.  Hospital  life.  1866. 

Henshaw.  Our  branch  and  its  tributaries.  1868. 

Hoge.  Boys  in  blue.  1867. 

Holstein.  Three  years  in  fleld  hospitals.  1867. 

Moss.  Annals  of  the  U.  S.  Christian  Commission.  1868. 


— 23  — 


HOSPITALS  AND  OH ARITIES— Continued. 

Notes  of  hospital  life.  1864. 

Olmsted.  Sanitary  Commission.  1890. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Medical  statistics.  1875. 

WoRMELEY.  Other  side  of  the  war,  1889. 

MILITARY  SOCIEiiES  AND  THEIR  PUBLICATIONS. 

Army  reunion,  Chicago.  1868. 

First  Maine  Cavalry  Association.  Record  of  proceedings,  1872-82. 

Grand  Army  of  the  Republic.  Lafayette  post  and  the  flag.  1899. 

Grand  Army  op  the  Republic.  Records  of  members  of  the  G.  A.  R.  1886. 
Maine  Association.  Maine  bugle.  1890-98.  7 vol. 

Military  Historical  Society  op  Massachusetts.  Some  federal  and  confed- 
erate commanders.  1895. 

M.  O.  L.  L.  U.  S.  Address  of  Gen.  Hayes.  1885. 

Constitution  and  by-laws.  1881,  1885,  1889,  1893,  1897. 

Digest  of  decisions.  1865-1889. 

Twenty-fifth  anniversary.  1865-90. 

Papers.  Vol.  1-3. 

California  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1882- 

Pocket  register.  1898. 

Register.  1883,  1886,  1888. 

Song  book.  1899. 

Colorado  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1887-. 

Pocket  register.  1898-1900. 

District  op  Columbia  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1882-. 

Register.  1884-85,  1891,  1894,  1898.  ‘ 

Necrology.  1882-85. 

Illinois  Commandery. 

Albums  of  companions.  5 vol. 

Albums  of  generals.  1861-65.  5 vol. 

Album  portraits  of  companions.  1892. 

Banquets  to  Lieut.  Gen.  Sheridan. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1879-. 

Essays  and  papers.  6 vol.  1880-98. 

List  of  members.  1882,  1890. 


— 24  — 


MILITARY  SOCIETIES  AND  THEIR  PUBLICATIONS— CONTINUED. 

Illinois  Commandery. 

Military  essays  and  recollections.  Vol.  1-3.  1891-99. 

Register.  1886,  1896. 

Register.  1879-1900. 

Songs.  1883. 

Indiana  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1888-. 

Organization  of  the  Indiana  commandery.  1888. 

Pocket  roster.  1897,  1900. 

Register.  1894,  1900. 

War  papers.  1898. 

Iowa  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1886-. 

Pocket  register.  1897,  1899,  1901. 

Register  of  the  commandery.  1888-89. 

Songs.  1887. 

War  sketches  and  incidents.  Vol.  1-2.  1893-98, 

Kansas  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1886-. 

Register.  1888-92,  1894-1900. 

Maine  Commandery, 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1881-. 

Roll  of  members.  1885,  1894. 

War  papers.  Vol.  1.  1898. 

Massachusetts  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1879-. 

Civil  War  papers.  Vol.  1-2,  1900. 

List  of  members.  1881,  1894. 

Register.  1882,  1891,  1900. 

Michigan  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1885-. 

Register  of  members.  1888-89,  1897, 

Songs.  1892. 

War  papers,  Vol.  1-2.  1893-98. 

Minnesota  Commandery. 

Banquet,  February  12,  1901. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1885-. 

Glimpses  of  the  nation’s  struggle.  Vol.  1-4.  1887-98. 


— 25  — 


MILITARY  SOCIETIES  AND  THEIR  PUBLICATIONS— Continued, 

Minnesota  Commandery. 

Register.  1887,  1892,  1895,  1897,  1900. 

Songs.  1886. 

Missouri  Commandery. 

Circulars,  No.  1-.  1885-. 

Register  of  companions.  1886,  1889,  1890-98. 

Songs.  1887. 

War  papers  and  personal  reminiscences.  Vol.  1.  1892. 

Nebraska  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1885-.  ^ 

Pocket  register.  1893,  1898, 

Register.  1888,  1890. 

New  York  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1867-. 

Original  and  selected  songs.  2 editions. 

Personal  recollections  of  the  Rebellion.  Vol.  1-2.  1891-97. 

Register.  1866-1901. 

Ohio  Commandery. 

Album.  1893. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1883-. 

Papers.  Vol.  1.  1885. 

Proceedings  of  the  annual  dinner.  No.  1-3,  6,  15,  17.  1884-86,  1889, 

1898,  1901. 

Register.  1883-93. 

Sketches  of  war  history.  Vol.  1-4.  1888-96. 

Oregon  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1885-. 

Pocket  register.  1890-1901. 

Register.  1887-88. 

Pennsylvania  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  65-.  1879-. 

Membership  roll.  1865-91,  3 vol. 

Song  book.  1883,  1886,  1890,  1896,  1900. 

Vermont  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1891-. 

Washington  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  1-.  1890-. 

Register  of  officers  and  companions.  1896-97. 


— 26  — 


MILITARY  SOCIETIES  AND  THEIR  PUBLICATIONS— CONTINUED. 

Wisconsin  Commandery. 

Circulars.  No.  3-.  1880-. 

Pocket  register.  1898-1901. 

Register.  1886. 

War  papers.  Vol.  1-2.  1891-96. 

Parsons.  Patriotic  roster,  LaSalle  Co.,  111.  1899. 

Parsons.  Patriotic  roster,  Livingston  Co.,  111.  1899. 

Reunion  Society  of  Vermont  Officers.  Proceedings.  Vol.  1-21.  1864-84. 

Rhode  Island  Soldiers  and  Sailors  Historical  Society.  Personal  narra- 
tives of  the  Rebellion.  8 vol.  1878-99. 

Society  of  the  Army  of  the  Cumberland.  Reunion.  No.  1-29.  (1868-1900. 
Society  of  the  Army  of  the  Potomac.  Report  of  the  annual  reunion.  No. 

16,  18-19,  25-26.  1885,  1887-88,  1894-95. 

Society  of  the  Army  of  the  Tennessee.  Meeting.  No.  1-28,  31.  1866-96, 

1899. 

Society  of  the  Army  of  the  Tennessee.  Sherman  statue  commission.  1896. 
Southern  Historical  Society.  Papers.  Vol.  1-21.  1876-93. 

Third  Brigade  Association.  Record.  1894. 

NAVAL  HISTORY,  see  NAVY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

NEGRO  TROOPS. 

Califf.  Record  of  the  7th  regiment  U.  S.  C.  T.  1878. 

CowDEN.  59th  U.  S.  C.  infantry.  1883. 

Higginson.  Army  life  in  a black  regiment.  1882. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department  Infantry  tactics  for  colored  troops.  1863. 
Williams.  Negro  troops  in  the  Rebellion.  1888. 

Wilson.  Black  phalanx.  1888. 

POETRY. 

Browne,  ed.  Bugle  echoes.  1886. 

Bugle  call.  1886. 

Jack  Morgan  songster.  1864. 

Fogle,  ed.  Standard  selections  for  male  voices.  1889. 

Giffe.  ed.  New  male  quartet  book.  1895. 

Halpine.  Poetical  works.  1869. 

Jones.  Twenty  army  ballads.  1882. 

Mason.  Southern  poems  of  the  war.  1867. 

Moore,  ed.  Lyrics  of  loyalty.  1864. 


- 27  — 


POETRY— Continued. 

Moore,  ed.  Personal  and  political  ballads.  1864. 

Moore,  ed.  Songs  of  the  soldiers.  1864. 

Sherwood.  Camp-fire  and  other  poems.  1885. 

Songs  of  love  and  liberty,  by  a North  Carolina  lady.  1864. 
Songs  we  used  to  sing.  1891. 

War  lyrics.  1866. 

War  songs.  1883. 


PRISON  LIFE. 

Abbott.  Prison  life  in  the  South.  1866. 

Barbiere.  Scraps  from  the  prison  table.  1868. 

Boggs.  Prisoner  under  the  rebel  fiag.  1889. 

Booth.  Dark  days  of  the  Rebellion.  1897. 

Braun.  Andersonville.  1892. 

Burson.  Race  for  liberty.  1867. 

Cavada.  Prison  life  in  Richmond.  1865. 

Cooper.  In  and  out  of  rebel  prisons.  1888. 

Corcoran.  Gen.  Corcoran’s  captivity.  1865. 

Davidson.  Fourteen  months  in  southern  prisons.  1865. 

Davis.  Andersonville.  1890. 

Dowling.  Southern  prisons.  1870. 

Drake.  Fast  and  loose  in  Dixie.  1880. 

Ely.  Journal  in  Richmond.  1862. 

Estabrooks.  Adrift  in  Dixie.  1866. 

Ferguson.  Life-struggles  in  rebel  prisons.  1865. 

Fosdick.  Rebel  prisons  1887. 

Geer.  Beyond  the  lines.  1864. 

Glazier.  Capture,  prison  pen  and  escape.  1867. 

Goss.  Soldier’s  story.  1871. 

Grigsby.  Smoked  Yank.  1891. 

Hamlin.  Martyria;  or,  Andersonville  prison.  1866. 

Harris.  Prison  life  at  Richmond.  1862. 

Hawes.  Cahaba;  or,  A story  of  the  boys  in  blue.  1888. 

Howard.  American  basliles.  1863. 

Howe.  Adventures  of  an  escaped  Union  soldier  from  Andersonville  prison 
in  1864.  1886. 

Hyde.  Captive  of  war.  1900. 

IsHAM,  Davidson  and  Furness.  Prisoners  of  war  and  military  prisons.  1890. 


28  — 


PRISON  LIFE-Continued. 

Jeffrey.  Richmond  prisons.  1861-62.  1893. 

Johnston.  Four  months  in  Libby.  1864. 

Jones.  Prisoners  of  war.  1876, 

Keiley.  In  vinculis.  1866. 

Kelley,  What  I saw  and  suffered  in  rebel  prisons.  1868. 

Kellogg.  Life  and  death  in  rebel  prisons.  1865. 

Lawrence.  Border  and  bastille. 

Long.  Twelve  months  in  Andersonville.  1887. 

McElroy.  Andersonville.  1879. 

Marshall.  American  bastile.  1869. 

Moran.  Bastiles  of  the  Confederacy.  1890. 

Murray.  History  of  confinement  at  Andersonville. 

Newlin.  Prison  escape.  1887. 

Newlin.  Prison  escapes.  1889. 

Nott.  Prison  camps.  1865. 

Oats.  Prison  life  in  Dixie.  1880. 

Old  Capitol  and  its  inmates,  by  a lady.  1867. 

Ransom.  Andersonville  diary.  1881. 

Roach.  Prisoner  of  war.  1887. 

Sabre.  Prisoner  of  war.  1865. 

Schwartz.  22  months  a prisoner  of  war.  1893. 

Spencer.  Andersonville  prison.  1866. 

Stevenson.  Southern  side;  or,  Andersonville  Prison.  1876, 

United  States  Sanitary  Commission.  Narrative  of  prisoners  of  war.  1864. 
United  States  Sanitary  Commission.  Photos  of  Union  soldiers  after  their 
return  from  Belle  Isle. 

Urban.  Battle  field  and  prison  pen.  1882. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES. 

Alabama. 

60th  infantry.  60th  Alabama,  by  Shaver.  1867. 

Connecticut, 

Military  and  civil  history  of  Connecticut,  by  Croffut  and  Morris.  1868. 
New  Haven  Grays,  1816-1876,  by  Lucke.  1876. 

Ist  artillery.  Roster  of  the  1st.  Conn,  heavy  artillery.  Historical 

sketch  and  present  address  of  members,  by  Bennett. 
3nd  artillery.  19th  C.V.  Afterwards  the  2nd  C.V.  A.,  by  Vaill.  1868. 

5th  infantry.  Fifth  Conn,  regiment.  1889. 

6th  infantry.  Sixth  regiment  Conn,  volunteers,  by  Cadwell.  1875. 


— 29  — 


Connecticut. 

10th  infantry. 
13th  infantry. 
14th  infantry. 
14th  infantry. 

REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

Knightly  soldier,  by  Trumbull.  1871. 

History  of  the  13th  Conn,  volunteers, by  Sprague.  1867. 
Dunn  Browne  in  the  army,  by  Fiske.  1866. 

Souvenir  of  the  14th  C.  V.  Excursion  to  Battlefields 
and  reunion  at  Antietam,  Sept.  1891.  1893. 

15th  infantry. 
18th  infantry. 

History  of  the  15th  Conn. volunteers,  by  Thorpe.  1893. 
History  of  the  18th  regiment  Conn,  volunteers  by 
Walker.  1885. 

20th  infantry. 
22nd  infantry. 

History  of  the  20th  Conn,  volunteers,  byStorrs.  1886. 

Journal  of  incidents  connected  with  the  travels  of 
the  22nd  regiment  Conn,  vol.,  by  Waters.  1863. 

27th  infantry. 

Delaware. 

1st  infantry. 

Georgia. 

27th  Conn,  volunteers,  by  Sheldon.  1866. 

1st  Delaware  infantry.  1884. 

Chatham  artillery.  Sketch  of  the  Chatham  artillery,  by  Jones.  1867. 
6th  infantry.  Sixth  Georgia' infantry,  by  Green.  1879. 

Illinois. 

Fifteen  years  ago;  or.  The  patriotism  of  Will  Co.,  by  Woodruff.  1876. 
Patriotism  of  Illinois,  by  Eddy.  2 vol.  1865-66. 

Sketches  of  Illinois  officers,  by  Wilson.  1862. 

1st  artillery.  McAllister’s  battery,  by  McAllister.  1895. 


7th  infantry. 

9th  cavalry. 
10th  infantry. 
11th  infantry. 
13th  infantry. 
14th  cavalry. 
14th  infantry. 
16th  infantry. 
31st  infantry. 

History  of  the  7th  111.  inf’y,  by  Ambrose.  1868. 
History  of  the  9th  111.  cavalry,  by  Davenport.  1889. 
Memoirs  of  the  war,  by  Wilson.  1893. 

Proceedings  of  the  first  reunion,  by  Parker.  1875. 
History  of  the  13th  111.  infantry.  1892. 

History  of  the  14th  111.  cavalry,  by  Sanford.  1898. 
14th  Illinois  infantry,  by  Dugan.  1863. 

16th  111.  vet.  vol.  infantry,  by  Gash.  1887. 
Proceedings  of  the  31st  111.  inf.  assoc.  Annual  ad- 
dress, by  Pearson.  1890. 

32nd  infantry. 
33rd  infantry. 
36th  infantry. 

Marching  through  Georgia,  by  Hadley.  1885. 

Army  life,  by  Marshall.  1884. 

History  36th  regiment  111.  volunteers,  by  Bennett  and 
HaigK  1876. 

39th  infantry. 

39th  regiment  111.  volunteer  veteran  infantry  (Yates 
Phalanx),  by  Clark.  1889. 

45th  infantry. 

45th  111.  infantry,  by  Adair.  1869. 

— 30  — 


Illinois. 

50th  infantry. 

52nd  infantry. 
55th  infantry. 
57th  infantry. 

59th  infantry. 
59th  infantry. 
73rd  infantry. 
73rd  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— Continued. 

History  of  the  50th  regiment  Illinois  volunteer  in- 
fantry, by  Hubert.  1894. 

52nd  Illinois  vols.,  by  Swaddling.  1868. 

Story  of  the  55th  111.  infantry.  1887. 

History  of  the  57th  regt.  111.  vet.  vol.  infantry,  by 
Cluett.  1886. 

Episodes  of  the  Civil  War,  by  Herr.  1890. 

History  of  the  59th  111.  regt.,  by  Lathrop.  1865. 
History  of  the  73rd  111.  vol.  inf.  1890. 

Minutes  of  proceedings  of  the  11th  annual  reunion, 
1897. 


75th  infantry. 
77th  infantry. 
81st  infantry. 
84th  infantry. 
85th  infantry. 
86th  infantry. 
89th  infantry. 

92nd  infantry. 
95th  infantry. 
96th  infantry. 
102nd  infantry. 

104th  infantry. 

112thanfantry. 
124th  infantry. 
Indiana. 

Star  corps,  by 
6th  infantry. 
6th  infantry. 
7th  cavalry. 


Waif  of  the  war,  by  Dodge.  1866. 

77th  111.  volunteers,  by  Bentley.  1883. 

Experience  in  the  war,  by  a soldier.  1880. 

History  of  the  84th  reg’t  111.  vols.,  by  Simmons.  1866. 
The  85th  Illinois  volunteer,  by  Aten.  1901. 

History  of  the  86th  reg’t  111.  vol.,  by  Kinnear.  1866. 
Organization  of  the  89th  Illinois  vol.  inf.  reunion  asso- 
ciation. 1886. 

Ninety-second  111.  volunteers.  1875. 

History  95th  regiment  111.  inf ty.  vols.,  by  Wood.  1865. 
History  of  the  96th  regiment  111.  vol.  inf.  1887. 
History  of  the  102d  111.  infantry  volunteers,  by  Fle- 
harty.  1865. 

History  of  the  104th  regiment  111.  volunteer  infantry, 
by  Calkins.  1895. 

History  112th  regt.  111.  vol.  inf.,  by  Thompson.  1885. 
History  of  the  124th  111.  infantry,  by  Howard.  1880. 

Bradley.  1865. 

History  of  the  6th  regt.  Ind.  vols.,  by  Briant.  1891. 
Spirit  of  1861,  by  Grayson. 

History  of  the  7th  Ind.  cavalry  volunteers,  by  Cogley. 
1876. 


9th  cavalry. 

11th  battery. 
]2th  infantry. 
21st  infantry. 


Ninth  cavalry.  121st  regiment  Indiana  volunteers, 
by  Comstock.  1890. 

History  11th  Indiana  battery,  by  Otto.  1891. 

From  Vicksburg  to  Raleigh,  by  Gage.  1865. 
Miscellaneous  writings,  by  Harding.  1882. 


— 31  — 


Indiana. 

22iid  infantry. 
31st  infantry. 

36th  infantry. 
38th  Indiana. 
44th  infantry. 
46th  infantry. 
57th  infantry. 
58th  infantry. 
70th  infantry. 
72nd  infantry. 
75th  infantry. 
99th  infantry. 
100th  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— Continued. 

22nd  Ind.  inf.,  by  Marshall.  1884. 

History  of  the  31st  regiment  of  Indiana  volunteer  in- 
fantry, by  Smith.  1900. 

Story  of  the  36th  regiment,  by  Grose.  1891. 

How  soldiers  were  made,  by  Scribner.  1887. 

History  of  the  44th  Ind.  vol.  infantry,  by  Rerick.  1880. 
History  of  the  46th  regt.  I.  V.  I.  1888. 

Annals  of  the  57th  Ind.  vols.,  by  Kerwood.  1868. 
History  of  the  58th  Ind.  vols.,  by  Hight.  1895. 

The  seventieth  Indiana  vol.  inf.,  by  Merrill.  1900. 
History  of'jthe  72d  regt.  Ind.  vols.,  by  McGee.  1882. 
History  of  the  75th  Ind.  vols.,  by  Floyd.  1893. 
History  of  the  99th  Ind.  infantr}",  by  Lucas.  1865. 
Marches  and  battles  of  the  100th  Ind.  infantry,  by 
Sherlock.  1896. 


Iowa. 

Iowa  colonels  and  regiments,  by  Stuart. 
Iowa  in  war  times,  by  Byers.  1888. 


1865. 


1st  cavalry.  History  of  the  1st  Iowa  cavalry  veteran  volunteers, 

by  Lothrop.  1890. 

2nd  cavalry.  History  of  the  2nd  Iowa  cavalry,  by  Pierce.  1865. 

2nd  infantry.  Tramps  and  triumphs  of  the  2nd  Iowa  infantry,  by 

Bell.  1886. 

4th  cavalry.  Story  of  a cavalry  regiment,  by  Scott.  1893. 

6th  cavalry.  Three  years  among  the  Indians  in  Dakota,  by  Drips. 

1894. 


15th  infantry. 
20th  infantry. 
21st  infantry. 

2l8t  infantry. 
33rd  infantry. 
Kansas. 

6th  cavalry. 


History  of  the  15th  Iowa  volunteers.  1887. 
Recollections*of  field  service,  by  Barney.  1865. 
Twenty-first  regiment  Iowa  volunteer  infantry,  by 
Crooke.  1891. 

21st  reg’t  Iowa  volunteer  infantry,  by  Crooke.  1889. 
History  of  the  33rd  Iowa  infantry,  by  Sperry.  1866. 

Memoirs  of  the  Rebellion  on  the  border,  by  Britton 
1882. 


Kentucky. 

History  of  the  1st  Kentucky  brigade,  by  Thompson.  1868.  Confederate. 
Union  regiments  of  Kentucky.  1897. 

1st  cavalry.  History  of  the  1st  Kentucky  cavalry, by  Tarrant.  1894. 


~ 32  — 


Kentucky. 

8th  infantry. 

REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

History  of  the  8th  Kentucky  infantry  volunteers,  by 
Wright.  1880. 

22nd  infantry. 
24th  infantry. 

Letters  from  the  army,  by  Stevenson.  1886. 
Checkered  life,  by  Joyce.  1883. 

Louisiana, 

Washington  artillery.  In  camp  and  battle,  by  Owen.  1885. 

3rd  infantry.  Southern  record.  The  history  of  the  3rd  reg’t 


26th  infantry. 

Maine. 

1st  cavalry. 

Louisiana  infantry,  by  Tunnard.  1866. 

Story  of  the  26th  Louisiana  infantry,  by  Hall. 

Campaigns  of  the  1st  Maine  and  1st  D.  C.  cavalry,  by 
Merrill.  1866. 

1st  cavalry. 

5th  infantry. 

5th  infantry. 

7th  infantry. 
11th  infantry. 

1st  Maine  cavalry,  by  Tobie.  1887. 

Memorial  and  letters,  by  Adams.  1890. 

History  of  the  5th  Maine  regt.,  by  Bicknell.  1871. 
Following  the  Greek  cross,  by  Hyde.  1894. 

Company  D of  the  11th  regiment  Maine  infantry 
volunteers,  by  Maxfield  and  Brady.  1890. 

11th  infantry. 
13th  infantry. 
16th  infantry. 
17th  infantry. 
19th  infantry. 
20th  infantry. 
26th  infantry. 

Story  of  the  11th  Maine  regiment.  1896. 

Story  of  the  Maine  13th,  by  Lufkin.  1898. 

History  of  the  16th  Maine,  by  Small.  1886, 
Campaigns  of  the  17th  Maine,  by  Houghton.  1866. 
i9th  Maine  infantry.  1878. 

Reminiscences  of  the  war,  by  Gerrish.  1882- 
History  of  the  26th  Maine  regiment,  by  Haddocks. 
1899. 

29th  infantry. 

History  of  the  lst-10th-29th  Maine  Regiment,  by 
Gould.  1871. 

Maryland. 

Cole’s  cavalry;  or,  3 years  in  the  saddle  in  the  Shenandoah  Valley,  by 


1st  infantry. 

Newcomer.  1895. 

First  Maryland  inf.,  by  Camper  and  Kirkley.  1871. 

Massachusetts. 

History  of  Massachusetts  in  the  Civil  War,  by  Schouler.  2 vol.  1868-71. 
Massachusettsjn  the  Rebellion,  by  Headley.  1866. 

1st  battery.  Story  of  the  1st  Mass,  light  battery,  by  Bennett.  1886. 


1st  cavalry. 

1st  infantry. 

History  of  the  1st  regiment  Mass,  cavalry,  by  Crown- 
inshield.  1891. 

First  Mass,  regiment,  by  Cudworth.  1866. 

1st  infantry. 


— 33  — 


Massachusetts. 
2nd  infantry. 

2nd  infantry. 
2nd  infantry. 
5th  infantry. 
6th  infantry. 
7th  infantry. 

9th  battery. 
9th  infantry. 

10th  battery. 
10th  infantry. 

11th  infantry. 
12th  infantry. 
13th  infantry. 

21st  infantry. 
22nd  infantry. 
23rd  infantry. 

24th  infantry. 
25th  infantry. 
25th  infantry. 

27th  infantry. 
29th  infantry. 
32nd  infantry. 
33rd  infantry. 

33rd  infantry. 
34th  infantry. 

35th  infantry. 
36th  infantry. 
37th  infantry. 

38th  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

War  diary  of  events  in  the  great  Rebellion,  by 
Gordon.  1885. 

Potomac  and  the  Rapidan,  by  Quint.  1864. 

Record  of  the  2nd  Mass,  infantry,  by  Quint.  1867. 
History  of  the  5th  regt.  M.V.M., by  Robinson.  1879. 
Sixth  Mass,  regiment,  by  Hanson.  1866. 

History  of  the  7th  regt.  Mass,  volunteer  infantry,  by 

Hutchinson.  1890 

9th  Mass,  battery,  by  Baker.  1888. 

Irish  ninth  in  bivouac  and  battle,  by  MacNamara. 
1867. 

Tenth  Mass,  battery,  by  Billings.  1881. 

“Ours”  annals  of  the  10th  Mass,  infantry,  by  Newell. 
1875. 

Three  years  in  the  army,  by  Blake.  1865. 

History  of  the  12th  Mass,  vols.,  by  Cook.  1882. 
Three  years  in  the  army.  13th  Mass.  voL,  by  Davis. 
1894. 

21st  regiment  Mass,  vols.,  by  Walcott.  1882. 

Henry  Wilson’s  regiment,  by  Parker.  1887. 

Record  of  the  23rd  regiment  Mass.  vol.  infantry,  by 
Emmerton.  1886. 

Captured  scout,  by  Trumbull.  1869. 

My  diary,  by  Day.  1884. 

Story  of  Company  A 25th  reg’t  Mass,  vols.,  by  Put- 
nam. 1886. 

Bearing  arms,  by  Derby.  1883. 

History  of  the  29th  Mass,  regiment,  by  Osborne.  1877. 
Story  of  the  32d  Mass,  infantry,  by  Parker.  1880. 
Record  of  the  33rd  Mass,  volunteer  infantry,  by  Boies. 
1880. 

Thirty-third  Mass,  reg.,  by  Underwood.  1881. 

34th  Mass,  infantry  in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion,  by 
Lincoln.  1879. 

History  of  the  35th  regiment  Mass.  vols.  1884. 
History  of  the  36th  regiment  Mass.  vols.  1884. 
History  of  the  37th  regiment  Mass,  vols.,  by  Bowen. 
1884. 

Thirty-eighth  Mass,  regiment,  by  Powers.  1866. 


— 34  — 


Massachusetts. 
42nd  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— Continued. 

History  of  the  42nd  regiment  Mass.  toIs.,  by  Bosson. 
1886. 


44th  infantry. 

44th  infantry. 

45th  infantry. 

49th  infantry. 

51st  infantry. 

52nd  infantry. 

54th  infantry. 

55th  infantry. 

57th  infantry. 
Michigan. 

Flags  of  Michigan. 
2nd  cavalry. 

3rd  infantry. 


Record  of  the  44th  Mass.  1863. 

Letters  from  the  44th  regiment,  by' Haines.  1863. 
45th  Mass.  vols.  1882. 

Life  with  the  49th  Mass,  vols.,  by  Johns.  1864. 
Company  C,  51st  regiment  M.  V.  M.,  by  Pierce.  1886. 
Color-guard,  by  Hosmer.  1864. 

Brave  black  regiment,  by  Emilio.  1891. 

55th  Mass  vols.  1868. 

History  of  the  57th  Mass,  vols.,  by  Anderson.  1896. 
1877. 

Hundred  battles  of  the  West,  by  Thatcher.  1884. 
Four  years  in  the  Army  of  the  Potomac,  by  Crotty. 
1874. 


4th  infantry.  Old  4th  Michigan  infantry,  by  Barrett.  1888. 

5th  cavalry.  Personal  reminiscences,  by  Harris.  1897. 

6th  infantry.  Among  the  cotton  thieves,  by  Bacon.  1867. 

7th  cavalry.  Seventh  regiment  Michigan  volunteer  cavalry,  by 

Isham. 

24th  infantry.  24th  Michigan  of  the  Iron  brigade,  by  Curtis.  1891. 

Minnesota. 

Minnesota  in  the^Civil  War  and  the  Indian  War.  2 vol.  1890-93. 

2nd  infantry.  Story  of  a regiment,  by  Bishop.  1890. 

4th  infantry.  History  of  the4th  regiment  Minn,  infantry  volunteers, 

by  Brown.  1892. 


Missouri. 

Confederate  1st  and  2nd  Missouri  brigades,  by  Bevier.  1879. 

25th  infantry.  History  of  the  Missouri  engineers  and  25th  infantry, 

by  Neal.  1889. 

26th  infantry.  Twenty-sixth  Missouri  vol.  inf.,  by  Dean.  1892. 

New  Hampshire. 

New  Hampshire  in  the  Rebellion,  by  Waite.  1870. 

1st  infantry.  First  N.  H.  regiment,  by  Abbott.  1890. 

2nd  infantry.  Second  N.  H.  regiment,  by  Haynes.  1896. 

3rd  infantry.  Third  N.  H.  volunteers,  by  Eldredge.  1893. 

4th  infantry.  Roster,  1861-1865.  1896. 

5th  infantry.  Fifth  N.  H.  regiment.  1893. 


— 35  — 


New  Hampshire. 
6th  infantry. 

7th  infantry. 
8th  infantry. 
8th  infantry. 

9th  infantry. 
11th  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

History  of  the  6th  regiment  N.  H.  vols.,  by  Jackman. 

1891. 

History  of  the  7th  N.  H.  vols.,  by  Little.  1896. 
Roster  8th  N.  H.  vols. 

History  of  the  8th  regiment  N.  H.  vols.,  by  Stanyan. 

1892. 

History  of  the  9th  regiment  N.  H.  vols. , by  Lord.  1895. 
History  of  the  11th  N.  H.  volunteers,  by  Cogswell. 
1891. 


12th  infantry. 
13th  infantry. 
14th  infantry. 
15th  infantry. 

17th  infantry. 
New  Jersey. 

New  Jersey  and 
1st  cavalry. 

9th  infantry. 

9th  infantry. 

9th  infantry. 
11th  infantry. 


12th  N.  H.  regiment,  by  Bartlett.  1897. 

Thirteenth  N.  H.  vols.,  by  Thompson.  1888. 
Fourteenth  regiment  memorial.  1882. 

History  of  the  15th  regiment  N.  H.  vols.,  b}^  Mc- 
Gregor. 1900. 

History  of  the  17th  N.  H.  infantry.  1898. 

the  Rebellion,  by  Poster.  1868. 

History  of  the  1st  N.  J.  cavalry,  by  Pym.  1871. 
History  of  9th  N.  J.  vet.  vols.,  by  Drake.  1889. 
Complete  and  comprehensive  history  of  the  9th  regi- 
ment N.  J.  vols.  infantry,  by  Everts.  1865. 

Eight  days  with  the  confederates,  by  Runyan.  1896. 
History  of  the  11th  New  Jersey  vols.,  by  Marbaker. 
1898. 


13th  infantry. 
13th  infantry. 
15th  infantry. 

37th  infantry. 


History  of  company  “D”,  13th  reg’t  N.  J.  vols.  1875. 
Reminiscenses  of  the  war,  by  Toombs.  1878. 
History  of  the  15th  regiment  N.  J.  volunteers,  by 
Haines.  1883. 

Epitome  of  the  37th  reg’tNew  Jersey  vols.,  by  Rodgers. 


New  York. 

New  York  in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion,  by  Phisterer.  1890. 

1st  battery.  First  New  York  independent  battery  of  light  artillery. 


1886. 


1st  cavalry. 
2nd  cavalry. 
4th  artillery. 
4th  battery. 
5th  cavalry. 


Boots  and  saddles,  by  Stevenson.  1879. 

Three  years  in  the  federal  cavalry,  by  Glazier.  1873. 
Heavy  guns  and  light,  by  Kirk.  1890. 

A famous  battery  and  its  campaigns,  by  Smith.  1892. 
Fifth  N.  Y.  cavalry,  1st  Ira  Harris  Guard,  by  Boud- 
rye.  1865. 


— 36  — 


New  York. 

5th  artillery. 
6th  cavalry. 
6th  infantry. 
7th  cavalry. 
7th  infantry. 
8th  artillery. 

8th  cavalry. 
8th  cavalry. 
9th  artillery. 
9th  cavalry. 
9th  infantry. 
10th  artillery. 

10th  cavalry. 

10th  infantry. 

11th  cavalry. 

12th  infantry. 

15th  cavalry. 
21st  infantry. 

22nd  infantry. 

23rd  infantry. 
24th  battery. 
27th  infantry. 

33rd  infantry. 
48th  infantry. 

48th  infantry. 
48th  infantry. 
57th  infantry. 
60th  infantry. 
69th  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES-Continued. 

More  than  conqueror, memorialsofOol.Kitching.  1873 
Sixth  N.  Y.  V.  C.,  by  Foster.  1892. 

History  of  a volunteer  regiment,  by  Morris.  1891. 
Evolution’of  a life,  by  Eyland.  1884. 

New  York  7th  regiment,  by  Swinton.  1870. 
Historical  roll  of  Company  D,  8th  regiment  N.  Y. 
heavy  artillery,  by  Hudnut.  1887. 

Sketch  of  the  8th  N.  Y.  cavalry,  by  Norton.  1888. 
History  of  the  8th  N.  Y.  V.  C.,  by  Norton.  1889. 
Ninth  N.  Y.  heavy  artillery,  by  Roe.  1899. 

Address,  by  Bentley.  1888 , 

Hawkins  zouaves,  by  Whitney.  1866, 

History  of  the  10th  regiment  N.  Y.  heavy  artillery, 
by  Webb.  1887. 

History  of  the  10th  regiment  N.  Y.  volunteer  cavalry, 
by  Preston.  1892, 

10th  N.  Y.  volunteers.  National  zouaves,  by  Cowtan. 
1882. 

Story  of  “Scott  900,”  11th  N.  Y.  cavalry,  by  Smith. 
1897. 

History  of  the  12th  regiment  N.G.  S.  N.Y.,by  Dowley. 
1869. 

History  of  the  15th  New  York  cavalry,  by  Norton.  1891. 
Chronicles  of  the.21st  regiment  N.  Y.  inf.  vols.,  by 
Mills.  1887. 

History  of  the  22nd  regiment  N,  G.  N.  Y.,  by  Win- 
gate. 1896. 

Camp  fires  of  the  23rd,  by  Pound  sterling.  1863. 
24th  N.  Y.  battery,  by  Merrill.  1870. 

History  of  the  27th  regiment  N.  Y.  vols.,  by  Fairchild. 
1888. 

Campaigns  of  the  33rd  N.  Y.  S,  V.,  by  Judd.  1864. 
Company  D of  the  48th  regiment  N.  Y.  state  volun- 
teers, by  Carlton.  1892. 

Perry’s  saints,  by  Nichols.  1886. 

Forty-eighth  regiment  N.  Y.  S.  V. , by  Palmer.  1885 . 
Story  of  a regiment,  by  Frederick.  1895. 

History  of  the  6th  regiment  N.Y.S.V.,  by  Eddy.  1864. 
Irish  brigade  and  its  campaigns,  by  Conyngham.  1869, 


— 37  — 


New  York. 

71st  infantry. 

76th  infantry. 
77th  infantry. 
79th  infantry. 
80th  infantry. 

81st  infantry. 
83rd  infantry. 

83rd  infantry. 
93rd  infantry. 

93rd  infantry. 
97th  infantry. 

98th  infantry. 
100th  infantry. 
108th  infantry. 

112th  infantry. 
114th  infantry. 
114th  infantry. 
115th  infantry. 
116th  infantry. 
117th  infantry. 
120th  infantry. 
120th  infantry. 
125th  infantry. 
126th  infantry. 
127th  infantry. 
128th  infantry. 
149th  infantry. 

152nd  infantry. 
159th  infantry. 

176th  infantry. 
189th  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

Battle  field  of  the  71st  regt.  N.  G.  S.  N.  Y.,  by  Telfer. 
1864. 

76th  N.  Y.  vols.,  by  Smith.  1867. 

Three  years  in  the  6th  corps,  by  Stevens.  1870. 

79th  Highlanders,  N.  Y.  volunteers.,  by  Todd.  1886. 
Ulster  guard  and  the  war  of  the  Rebellion,  by  Gates. 
1879. 

2nd  Oswego  regiment,  by  De  Forest.  1861. 

9th  regiment  N.  Y.  S.  M.  83rd  N.  Y.  vols.  in  war 
and  peace,  by  Hussey.  1889. 

Campaigns  of  the  9th  N.  Y.  S.  M.,  by  Jaques.  1865. 
History  of  the  93rd  regiment  N.  Y.  S.  vol.  inft.,  by 
King,  Gibbs  and  Northup.  1895. 

War  memories,  by  Robertson.  1895. 

History  of  the  97th  regiment  N.  Y.  volunteers,  “Conk- 
ling  rifles.”  1890. 

98th  N.  Y.  volunteers,  by  Kreutzer.  1878. 

History  100th  N.  Y.  vols.,  by  Stowits.  1870. 

History  of  the  108th  N.  Y.  volunteers,  by  Washburn. 
1894. 

History  of  the  112  regt.,  N.  Y.  V.,  by  Hyde.  1866. 
Record  of  the  114  regimentN.  Y.S.V.,by  Beecher.  1866. 
History  of  the  114th  regiment,  by  Pellet.  1866. 

Iron  hearted  regiment,  by  Clark.  1865. 

116th  New  York  volunteers,  by  Clark.  1868. 

History  of  the  117th  N.  Y.  volunteers,  by  Mowris.  1866. 
Fighting  Quakers,  by  Duganne.  1866. 

120th  N.  Y.  vols.,  by  Van  Santwood.  1894. 
Regimental  history,  by  Simons.  1888. 

Disaster,  struggle,  triumph,  by  Willson.  1870. 
Regimental  history  127th  N.  Y.  vols.,  by  McGrath. 
History  128th  N.  Y.  vol.  inft.,  by  Hanaburgh.  1894. 
Memories  of  the  149th  reg’t  N.  Y.  vols.,  by  Collins. 
1891. 

History  of  the  152d  N.  Y.  volunteers,  by  Roback.  1888. 
History  of  the  159th  regiment  N.  Y.  S.  vols.,  by  Duffy. 
1890. 

Camps  and  prisons,  by  Duganne.  1865. 

189th  regiment  N.  Y.  volunteers,  by  Rogers.  1865. 


— 38  — 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

North  Carolina. 

27th  infantry.  Guilford  ^rays,  by  Sloan.  1883. 

Ohio. 

Ohio  in  the  war,  by  Reid.  2 vol.  1868. 

Roster  of  the  Ohio  veteran  association  of  Illinois.  1891. 

Story  of  the  Sherman  brigade,  by  Hinman.  1897. 

1st  artillery.  Battery  A 1st  reg’t  O.  V.  L.  A.,  by  Davidson.  1865. 

1st  cavalry.  History  1st  Ohio  volunteer  cavalry,  by  Curry.  1898. 

3rd  infantry.  Citizen  soldier,  by  Beatty.  1879. 

4th  infantry.  4th  Ohio  in  the  war  for  the  Union,  b}’^  Kepler.  1886. 

6th  infantry.  Story  of  a regiment,  by  Hannaford.  1868. 

7th  infantry.  Company  C,  by  Wilder.  1866. 

7th  infantry.  Seventh  regiment,  a record,  by  Wood.  1865. 

8th  infantry.  8th  Ohio,  by  Sawyer.  1881. 

11th  infantry.  Rosterof  the  Eleventh  Ohio  infantry  association.  1898. 

11th  infantry.  11th  Ohio,  by  Horton  and  Teverbaugh.  1866. 

14th  infantry.  History  of  the  14th  O.  V.  I.,  by  Chase.  1881. 

15th  infantry.  Diary,  by  McConnell.  1899. 

17th  infantry.  17th  Ohio  inf.,  by  DeVelling.  1889. 

21st  infantry.  History  21st  regiment  Ohio  volunteer  infantry,  by 

Canfield.  1893. 

25th  infantry.  25th  Ohio,  by  Culp.  1885. 

29th  infantry.  29th  regiment,  O.  V.  V.  I.,  by  SeCheverell.  1883. 

29th  infantry.  Twenty  ninth  Ohio  at  Gettysburg. 

32nd  infantry.  History  of  the  32nd  regiment  O.V.V.  L,  by  Hays.  1896. 

33rd  infantry.  33rd  Ohio  inf.,  by  Waddle.  1889. 

35th  infantry.  History  of  the  35th  Ohio  vol.  1894. 

37th  infantry.  History  of  the  37th  regiment  O.  V.  V.  I.  1890. 

40th  infantry.  History  of  the  40th  O.  V.  V.  I.,  by  Beach.  1884. 

42nd  infantry.  42nd  O.  V.  I.,  by  Mason.  1876. 

46th  infantry.  Brief  history  of  the  46th  Ohio  volunteers,  by  Worth- 

ington. 1878. 

48th  infantry.  History  of  the  48th  O.  V.  V.  inf.,iby  Bering>and  Mont- 

gomery. 1880. 

53rd  infantry.  History  of  the  53rd  Ohio  regiment,  by  Duke.  1900. 

73rd  infantry.  73rd  Ohio  V.  I.,  by  Hurst.  1866. 

74th  infantry.  Greene  county  in  the  war,  by  Owens.  1872. 

78th  infantry.  History  of  the  78th  regiment  O.  V.  V.  I.,  by  Stevenson. 

1865. 


— 39  — 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

Ohio. 


81st  infantry. 

81st  infantry. 

History  of  the  81st  Ohio,  by  Chamberlin.  1865. 
Corporal’s  story.  Co.  C 81st  0.  V.  I.,  by  Wright. 
1887. 

94th  infantry. 

96th  infantry. 
101st  infantry. 
103rd  infantry. 
103rd  infantry. 
104th  infantry. 
105th  infantry. 
113th  infantry. 

Gallant  94th. 

Ninety-sixth  O.  V.  I.,  by  Woods.  1874. 

Story  of  a regiment,  by  Day.  1894. 

Journal  history  of  the  103rd  0.  V.  I.,  by  Hayes.  1872. 
Personal  reminiscences  of  the  103rd  Ohio  vol.  inf. 

104th  Ohio  inf.,  by  Pinney.  1886. 

Story  of  a thousand,  by  Tourgee.  1896 

History  of  the  113th  reg’t  Ohio  volunteer  infantry, 
by  McAdams.  1884.. 

116th  infantry. 

Record  of  the  116th  regiment  0.  V.  I.  in  the  war  of 
the  Rebellion,  by  Wildes.  1884. 

123rd  infantry. 
124th  infantry. 

Military  history  123d  0.  V.  I.,  by  Keyes.  1874. 
Campaigns  of  the  124th  regiment  Ohio  volunteer 
infantry,  by  Lewis.  1894. 

125th  infantry. 
133rd  infantry. 

Opdyck  tigers,  125th  0.  V.  I.,  by  Clark.  1895. 

133d  reg’t  Ohio  volunteer  infantry,  by  Sherman.  1896. 

Pennsylvania. 

History  of  Pennsylvania  volunteers,  by  Bates.  5 vol.  1869-71. 

History  of  the  Penn,  reserve  corps,  by  Sypher.  1865. 

History  of  the  Philadelphia  brigade,  by  Banes.  1876. 

Martial  deeds  of  Pennsylvania,  by  Bates.  1875. 

Durell’s  battery.  Durell’s  battery  in  the  Civil  War,  by  Cuffel.  1900. 


1st  cavalry. 

History  of  the  1st  reg’t  Penna.  reserve  cavalry,  by 
Lloyd.  1864. 

4th  cavalry. 

4th  cavalry. 

6th  cavalry. 

7th  cavalry. 

8th  cavalry. 

History  of  a cavalry  company,  by  Hyndman.  1870. 
Fourth  Penn,  cavalry.  1891. 

Annals  of  the  6th  Penn,  cavalry,  by  Gracey.  1868. 
Sabre  strokes  in  the  war,  by^Dornblaser.  1884. 

List  of  the  battles  in  which  the  8th  Penn.  cav.  partici- 
pated, by  Carpenter.  1886. 

8th  cavalry. 

11th  infantry. 

15th  infantry. 

25th  infantry. 

28th  infantry. 

Charge  at  Chancellorsville,  by  Huey.  1883. 

Story  of  the  regiment,  by  Locke.  1868. 

Leaves  from  a trooper’s  diary.  1869. 

Doylestown  guards,  by  Davis.  1887. 

Association  of  the  28th  and  147th  regiments,  infantry, 
Penn.  vet.  vol.,  by  Nicholson. 

— 40  — 


Pennsylvania. 
30th  infantry. 

31st  infantry. 
32nd  infantry. 

37th  infantry. 
41st  infantry. 
48th  infantry. 
51st  infantry. 

63rd  infantry. 
69th  infantry. 

83rd  infantry, 

88th  infantry. 

96th  infantry. 

97th  infantry. 

100th  infantry. 

102nd  infantry. 
104th  infantry. 
116th  infantry. 
118th  infantry. 
121st  regiment. 
122nd  infantry. 
126th  infantry. 

138th  infantry. 
141st  infantry. 
142nd  infantry. 

150th  infantry. 

190th  infantry. 
192nd  infantry. 
198th  infantry. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

History  of  Company  K,  1st  inft.,  Penna.  reserves, 
by  Minnigh.  1891. 

Our  campaigns.  2nd  Pa.  reserves,  by  Woodward. 
History  of  the  3rd  Penna.  reserve,  by  Woodward. 
1883. 

Our  boys  in  the  army,  by  Hill.  1864. 

12th  regiment  P.  R,  V.  C.,  by  Hardin.  1890. 

48th  in  the  war,  by  Bosbyshell.  1895. 

History  of  the  51st  regiment  of  .Pennsylvania  volun- 
teers, by  Parker.  1869. 

Peninsula  campaign  in  Virginia,  by  Marks.  1864. 
69th  regiment  Pennsylvania  volunteers,  by  McDer- 
mott. 

History  of  the  83rd  regiment  Pennsylvania  vols.,  by 
Judson. 

88th  Pennsylvania  in  the  war  for  the  Union,  by 
Vautier.  1894. 

95th  Pennsylvania  volunteers  (Gostines  Pennsylvania 
zouaves)  in  the  6th  corps,  by  Galloway.  1884. 
History  of  the  97th  regiment  Pennsylvania  volunteer 
infantry,  by  Price.  1875. 

Brief  history  of  the  100th  regiment,  (Roundheads), 
by  Bates.  1884. 

Camp,  march  and  battlefield,  by  Stewart.  1865. 

The  104th  Pennsylvania,  by  Davis.  1866. 

116th  Penn,  infantry,  by  Mulholland.  1899. 
Antietam  to  Appomattox.  Exchange  regiment.  1892. 
History  121st  regiment  Penna.  vol.  1893. 

History  122d  reg’t  P.  V.,  by  Springer.  1885. 

126th  Pennsylvania  vols.,  by  Franklin  Co.  soldiers 
monumental  association.  1869. 

History  of  the  138th  reg.  P.  V.,  by  Lewis.  1866. 
141st  reg’t  Pa.  vols.,  by  Craft.  1885. 

142d  regiment  Pennsylvania  volunteers,  by  Warren, 
1890. 

History  of  the  150th  regiment  Pennsylvania  volun- 
teers, (Bucktails),  by  Chamberlin.  1895. 

In  the  ranks,  by  M’Bride.  1881. 

Journal  of  the  192nd  regiment  Pa.  vols.  by  Myers.  1864, 
198th  Pa.  vols.,  by  Woodward,  1884. 


— 41  — 


Rhode  Island. 

Ist  artillery. 

1st  artillery. 

1st  artillery. 

1st  artillery. 

REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 

Battery  E,  1st  R.  I.  light  artillery,  by  Lewis.  1892. 
Battery  F,  1st  R.  I.  light  artillery,  by  Chase.  1892. 
Battery  H,  1st  R.  I.  light  artillery,  by  Fenner.  1894. 
History  of  battery  B,  1st  R.  I.  light  artillery,  by 
Rhodes.  1894. 

1st  cavalry. 

1st  infantry. 

2nd  infantry. 
4th  infantry. 

Sabres  and  spurs.  1st  R.  I.  cavalry,  by  Denison. 
Campaign  of  the  1st  R.  I.  reg’t,  by  Woodbury.  1862. 
Second  R.  I.  regiment,  by  Woodbury.  1875. 
Forty-six  months  with  the  4th  R.  I.  volunteers,  by 
Allen.  1887. 

5th  artillery. 

History  of  the  5th  R.  I.  heavy  artillery,  by  Burlin- 
game. 1892. 

11th  infantry. 
12th  infantry. 

Eleventh  R.  I.  regiment,  by  Rock.  1881. 

Flying  regiment,  by  Grant.  1865. 

South  Carolina. 

Kershaw’s  brigade,  by  Dickert.  1899. 

4th  infantry.  Fourth  S.  C.  volunteers,  by  Reid.  1892. 


Tennessee. 

1st  infantry. 

Co.  aytch  Ist  Tennessee  regiment;  or,  A side  show  of 
the  big  show,  by  Watkins.  1882. 

2nd  cavalry. 

Hancock’s  diary;  or,  A history  of  the  2nd  Tenn.  cav. 
C.  S.  A.,  by  Hancock.  1887. 

2nd  infantry. 
7th  cavalry. 
13th  infantry. 

Thirteen  months  in  the  rebel  army,  by  Stevenson.  1862. 
7th  Tennessee  cavalry,  confederate,  by  Young.  1890. 
Personal  record  of  the  13th  regiment  Tennessee  infan- 
try, C.  S.  A.,  by  Vaughan.  1897. 

16th  infantry. 

Campaigns  and  battles,  16th  Tenn.  and  other  Tenn. 

Texas. 

26th  cavalry. 

regts.,  by  Head.  1885. 

A sketch  of  the  history  of  Debray’s  (26)  regiment 
of  Texas  cavalry,  by  Debray.  1884. 

Vermont. 

Vermont  in  the  Civil  War.  2 vol. 

Vermont  brigade  in  the  Shenandoah  valley,  by  Walker.  1869. 

8th  infantry.  History  of  the  8th  reg’t  Vermont  volunteers,  by  Car- 


10th  infantry. 

penter.  1886. 

History  of  the  10th  regiment  Vt.  infantry,  by  HayneSi 
1894. 

12th  infantry. 
14th  infantry. 

Army  life  in  Virginia,  by  Benedict.  1895. 

Life  in  camp,  by  Williams.  1864. 

— 42  — 


Virginia. 


REGIMENTAL  HISTORIES— CONTINUED. 


Loudon  rangers.  History,  by  Goodhart.  1896.  Union. 

Lynchburg  home  guard.  Annals,  by  Blackford.  1891. 

Richmond  howitzers.  Contributions  to  a history  of  the  Richmond  howit  - 
zer  battalion,  no.  1-2.  1883. 

Richmond  howitzers.  Richmond  howitzers  in  the  war,  by  a member  of 
the  company.  1891. 

1st  infantry.  History  of  the  1st  regiment  Virginia  infantry,  by 

Rawling.  1887.  Union. 

1st  infantry.  War  history,  1861-1865.  Old  1st  Va.  infty.,  by  Loehr. 

1834. 


17th  infantry. 

33rd  infantry. 
43rd  cavalry. 
43rd  infantry. 
West  Virginia. 
2nd  cavalry. 

4th  infantry. 
5th  cavalry. 


History  of  the  17th  Virginia  infantry  C.  S.  A.,  by 
Wise.  1870. 

Four  years  in  the  Stonewall  brigade,  by  Casler.  1893. 
War  reminiscences,  by  Monteiro.  1890. 

Mosby’s  rangers,  by  Williamson.  1896. 

History  of  the  2nd  regiment  W.  Va.  cavalry,  by  Sut- 
ton. 1892. 

Autobiography,  by  Barton.  1890. 

History  of  the  5th  W.  Va.  cavalry  and  battery  G,  1st 
W.  Va.  light  artillery,  by  Reader.  1890. 


Wisconsin. 

Military  history  of  Wisconsin,  by  Quiner.  1866. 

Wisconsin  in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion,  by  Love. 

3rd  infantry.  3rd  Wisconsin  veterans,  by  Bryant.  1891. 

6th  infantry.  Service  with  the  6th  Wisconsin  volunteers,  by  Dawes. 


1890. 


8th  infantry.  Eagle  regiment.  8th  Wis.  inf’try  vols.,  by  Williams. 

1890. 


13th  infantry. 
14th  infantry. 
36th  infantry. 
37th  infantry. 


From  youth  to  age,  by  Lovejoy.  1894. 

War  pictures,  by  Rogers.  1863. 

36th  Wisconsin  volunteer  infantry,  by  Aubery.  1900. 
Sword  and  gun,  by  Eden.  1865. 


HISTORY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

(Other  than  Civil  War.) 


Abercrombie.  Copper  river  exploring  expedition  in  Alaska.  1899. 
Andreas.  History  of  Chicago.  3 vol.  1884-86. 

Bourke.  On  the  border  with  Crook.  1892. 

Brackett.  History  of  the  U.  S.  cavalry.  1865. 

Bryce.  American  commonwealth.  2 vol.  1888. 

Carter.  From  Yorktown  to  Santiago  with  the  6th  cavalry.  1900. 
Chesterman.  Guide  to  Richmond.  1881. 

Crawford.  Credit  Mobilier  of  America.  1880. 

Ex-orderly  SERGEANT.  Recollections  of  the  7th  regiment.  1868. 

Flower.  Illinois.  History  of  the  English  settlement  in  Edwards  county.  1882. 
Forsyth.  Report  of  the  march  made  from  Fort  Meade,  Da.,  to  Fort  Riley, 
Kan.,  1887. 

Forsyth.  Story  of  the  soldier.  1900. 

Glisan.  Journal  of  army  life.  1874. 

Inman.  Old  Santa  Fe  trail.  1899. 

King.  Campaigning  with  Crook.  1890. 

King.  Story  of  the  war.  1898. 

Rhodes.  History  of  the  U.  S.  from  1880.  Vol.  1-4.  1899-1900. 

Rodenbough.  From  everglade  to  canon  with  the  2nd  dragoons.  1875. 
SiGSBEE.  “Maine.”  1899. 

Spears.  American  slave  trade.  1900. 

Sorenson.  History  of  Omaha.  1889. 

Strait.  Alphabetical  list  of  battles  1754-1900. 

U.  S.  A.  Navy  Department.  Battles  and  capitulation  of  Santiago  de  Cuba. 
1 898-99 . ( War  notes. ) 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Military  notes  on  the  Philippines.  1898. 

U.  S.  Naval  institute.  Log  of  the  Gloucester.  1899. 

Washington.  Accounts.  1775-83. 

Waterloo  library  and  historical  society.  Sullivan.  Seneca  county  cen- 
tennial. 1880. 

Wharton,  ed.  Diplomatic  correspondence  of  the  American  Revolution.  6 vol. 
1889. 

Williams.  South  vindicated. 

Wilson.  Rise  and  fall  of  the  slave  power  in  America.  3 vol.  1874-77. 

(43) 


MAPS. 


Cram.  Standard  atlas  of  the  world.  1894, 

Oaxton  Co.  Cuba. 

Harper’s  weekly.  Map  of  the  China  seas  showing  Philippine  islands.  1898. 
Map  of  the  North  Atlantic  ocean.  1898. 

U.  S.  A.  Navy  Department.  West  Indies  with  the  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  the 
Caribbean  sea. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Military  map,  island  of  Puerto  Rico.  1898. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Map  of  Philippine  islands  and  adjacent  seas. 
1898. 


(44) 


MILITARY  ART  AND  SCIENCE 


Bekrimaw.  Militiaman’s  manual  and  sword  play.  1864. 

Bigelow.  Principles  of  strategy.  1894. 

Bormann.  Shrapnel  shell  in  England  and  in  Belgium.  1859. 

Burn.  Naval  and  military  technical  dictionary.  1863. 

Cassier’s  magazine.  Vol.  16,  no.  2.  1898.  Special  naml  number . 

Craighill.  Army  officers  pocket  companion  and  manual  for  staff  officers  in 
the  field.  1862. 

De  l’esprit  militaire.  1789. 

Duane.  Manual  for  engineer  troops.  1864. 

Dufour.  Strategy  and  tactics.  1878. 

Duparcq.  Military  art  and  history.  1863. 

Farrar.  Military  manners  and  customs.  1885. 

Farrow.  Military  encyclopaedia.  3 vol.  1885. 

Field  officer.  Familiar  lectures.  1855. 

Gilham.  Manual  for  volunteers  and  militia.  1862. 

Grafton.  Treatise  on  the  camp  and  march.  1854. 

Hamley.  Operations  of  war.  1886. 

Hoenig.  Tactics^of  the  future.  1899. 

JoMiNi.  Art  of  war.  1879. 

Kautz.  Company  clerk.  1864, 

Kautz.  Customs  of  service  for  non-commissioned  officers  and  soldiers  of  the 
army.  1865. 

Lallemand.  Minor  operations  of  war.  1852. 

Le  Gal.  School  of  the  guides.  1862. 

McClellan.  Armies  of  Europe.  1862. 

Marching  salute  exercise  of  the  old  English  pikeman.  1 plate. 

Mordecai.  Report  of  Military  commission  to  Europe.  1860. 

National  RIFLE  ASSOCIATION.  Meeting  at  Wimbledon.  1873. 

Norton  and  Valentine.  Report  on  munitions  of  war.  1868. 

Patten  Army  manual  for 'Officers.  1862. 

Pinckney.  National  guard  manual.  1863. 

Polyaenus.  Strategems  of  war.  1803. 

Reed.  Military  science  and  tactics.  1890. 

Riboni.  Broadsword  fencing.  1862. 

Scott.  Military  dictionary.  1861. 


(45) 


— 46  — 


MILITARY  ART  AND  SCIENCE— CONTINUED. 

Stephens.  Broad  and  small  sword  exercise.  1861. 

SzABAD.  Modern  war;  its  theory  and  practice.  1863, 

United  service.  Vol.  4,  new  series,  vol.  1-12.  1881,  1889-94. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Instructions  for  making  quarterly  returns  of 
ordnance  and  ordnance  stores.  1863. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Ordnance  memoranda.  No.  17,  19-21.  1874-78. 
U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Ordnance  notes.  Vol.  5-12.  1880-84. 

United  States  service  magazine.  Vol.  1.  1864. 

Upton.  Armies  of  Asia  and  Europe.  1878. 

ViELE.  Hand-book  for  active  service.  1861. 

Wellington.  General  orders.  1837. 

Wilhelm.  Military  dictionary  and  gazetteer.  1881. 

Wingate.  Manual  of  rifle  practice.  1876. 

WoLSELY.  Soldier’s  pocket  book  for  field  service.  1869. 

ARTILLERY. 

Roberts.  Hand-book  of  artillery.  1863. 

Thiroux.  Instruction  d’artillerie.  1849. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Field  artillery  tactics.  1864. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Heavy  artillery  tactics.  1863. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Instruction  for  field  artillery. 

CAVALRY. 

Bismark.  Tactics  of  cavalry. 

Gilham.  Authorized  cavalry  tactics.  1861. 

Great  Britain.  War  Office.  Cavalry  instruction  and  regulations.  1796. 
McClellan.  European  cavalry.  1861. 

Nolan.  On  cavalry  horses.  1862. 

Spencer.  English  horse  exercise.  2 plates. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Cavalry  tactics.  1862. 

INFANTRY. 

Casey.  Infantry  tactics.  3 vol.  1862. 

COPPEE.  Field  manual  for  battalion  drill.  1862. 

COPPEE.  Field  manual  of  evolutions  of  the  line.  1862. 

Duane.  U.  S.  A.  regulations.  1813. 

Ellsworth.  Zouave  drill,  manual  of  arms.  1861. 

Gomard.  Bayonet  exercise  for  the  army.  1862. 

Great  Britain.  War  Office.  Field  exercise.  1877. 

Hardee.  Rifle  and  light  infantry  tactics.  2 vol.  1862. 

Scott.  Infantry  tactics.  3 vol.  1861, 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Infantry  and  rifle  tactics,  1861. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Altgeld.  Live  questions.  1890. 

Army  and  navy  club,  Washington.  Officers  and  members.  1891-92. 
Banner  of  gold.  Vol.  1-10.  1892-96. 

Bowker.  Publications  of  societies.  1896. 

Chicago  directory  Co.  Lakeside  city  directory.  Latest  edition. 

Daily  news  almanac.  1900. 

General  society  op  the  War  of  1812.  Constitution.  1895. 

Grier.  Familiar  chats  about  our  mints. 

Grier.  Our  silver  coinage.  1889. 

Hayes.  Letters  and  messages.  1890. 

Herschel.  Manual  of  scientific  enquiry.  1859. 

Hiatt.  Political  manual.  1864. 

Illinois.  General  assembly.  Laws.  1897. 

Illinois  society  op  the  sons  op  the  American  Revolution.  Year  book.  1899. 
Lake  Mohonk  conference  on  international  arbitration.  Report.  1898. 
Lawton.  American  caucus  system.  1885.  {Questions  of  the  day .) 
Massachusetts.  Adjutant  general.  Regulations  Mass,  volunteer  militia.  1879. 
Newcomb.  Financial  policy.  1865. 

Nordhofp.  Politics  for  young  Americans.  1875. 

Order  of  the  old  guard.  Constitution  and  by-laws.  1897. 

Pennsylvania  military  college.  Register.  1899. 

Sons  OP  THE  Revolution.  Constitution.  1892. 

Southern  bivouac.  New  series,  vol.  1-2.  1885-87. 

United  service  club.  New  York.  United  service  club.  1892-93. 

U.  S.  A.  Congress.  Message  and  documents.  1865-67. 

U.  S.  A.  Congress.  Paris  universal  exposition.  1878.  5 vol.  1880. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Alphabetical  catalogue  of  the  War  Department 
library.  1882,  1884,  1891. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Annual  reports.  1898-99. 

U.  S.  A.  War  Department.  Military  literature.  1899. 

Wisconsin.  Secretary  of  state.  List  of  persons  of  the  state  of  Wisconsin  re- 
ported as  deserters.  1867. 

Weaver.  Story  of  our  flag.  1898. 

Worcester.  Dictionary.  1887. 


(47) 


NAVY  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


Ammen.  Atlantic  coast.  1883.  {Navy  in  the  Civil  War.) 

Ammen.  Old  navy  and  the  new.  1891 . 

Batten.  Two  years  in  the  U.  S.  navy.  1881. 

Bennett.  Monitor  and  the  navy  under  steam.  1900. 

Bennett.  Steam  navy  of  the  U.  S.  2 vol.  1897. 

Bigelow.  France  and  the  Confederate  navy.  1888. 

CoLLUM.  History  of  the  U.  S.  marine  corps.  1890. 

Evans.  A sailor’s  log.  1901. 

Hamersley.  Records  of  living  officers  of  the  U.  S.  navy.  1878. 

Hamersley.  Records  of  living  officers  of  the  U.  S.  navy.  1890. 

Hollis.  The  frigate  Constitution.  1900. 

Maclay.  History  of  the  navy.  2 vol.  1894-95. 

Mahan.  Gulf  and  inland  waters.  1883.  {Navy  in  the  Civil  War  ) 

Naval  magazine.  Vol  1.  1836. 

Porter.  Naval  history  of  the  Civil  War.  1886. 

Preble.  Steam  navigation.  1895. 

ScHARP.  History  of  the  Confederate  States  navy.  1894. 

Semmes.  Service  afloat.  1887. 

Soley.  Blockade  and  the  cruisers.  1883.  {Navy  in  the  Civil  War.) 

Spears.  History  of  our  navy.  5 vol.  1897-99. 

U.  S.  A.  Navy  Department.  List  of  officers  of  the  U.  S.  navy  and  the  marine 
corps.  1775-1900. 

U.  S.  A.  Navy  Department.  Naval  uniform  regulations.  1886. 

U.  S.  A.  Navy  Department.  Navy  register.  1869, 1877, 1883, 1887, 1890-1900 
U.  S.  A.  Navy  Department.  Official  records  of  the  Union  and  Confederate 
navies.  Vol.  1-.  1894-. 

Walke.  Naval  scenes.  Civil  War  in  the  U.  S.  1877. 

Warburton.  Privateer  Savannah  trial. 


(48) 


